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Yeah, it's stupid, but the only option we have right now if the user does not disable FLoC in Chrome. We also honor the DNT header btw :)
by marvinblum 6y ago
Yeah, it's stupid, but the only option we have right now if the user does not disable FLoC in Chrome. We also honor the DNT header btw :)
- kevin_thibedeau 6y agoChrome users should just run a local proxy that inserts the header for them.
- marvinblum 6y agoThat is a good solution for corporate networks.
- takeda 6y agoChrome users should seriously reconsider switching to Firefox. We've created another Internet Explorer.
- rudasn 6y agoSo, I was experimenting with this concept yesterday but couldn't get it to work... How do you set up a local proxy to do this kind of stuff? I got up to the point of changing request/response headers but couldn't manage to actually edit the data going through, esp when dealing with ssl (which is the point really, of ssl).
- edoceo 6y agomitmproxy