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I literally proposed this solution in a previous HN thread, discussing the cookie situation. I'm glad a large business such as GH is able to take the _extremely
by distantsounds 6y ago
I literally proposed this solution in a previous HN thread, discussing the cookie situation. I'm glad a large business such as GH is able to take the _extremely_ painless route of just outright removing them entirely.
- Sodman 6y agoWell a large business such as GH also has the resources to build their own in-house tracking solution, which can piggyback off of the first-party auth cookie without requiring any cookie pop-ups.
- GoblinSlayer 6y agoThey removed cookies, but they don't claim to remove ad ids, they only don't use cookies to store them. Also worth remembering that github is a social network and has no privacy by design, it also builds its own user profile a part of which is public.