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> There has to be a way of prioritizing some of these sites over others. Those that display fewer ads and trackers? Many people would like that but somebody wo
by raxxorrax 5y ago
> There has to be a way of prioritizing some of these sites over others.
Those that display fewer ads and trackers? Many people would like that but somebody would really not.
- rchaud 5y agoYou will need to use millionshort.com or a similar niche-based search engine for that. Otherwise, it is the equivalent of asking Apple to let you filter out apps that use Facebook SDK; completely futile. The overwhelming majority of websites being created today include some kind of tracker, even if it's a single analytics script. And knowing the HN audience, that's still one tracker too many.
- raxxorrax 5y agoYes, it is, especially if a user doesn't want to be tracked. Flag the website as malicious and the problem would go away quickly. It doesn't serve any purpose anyway. Companies as advertising consumers just want to be on equal footing.