That's something I often think about. Are blockers used for fingerprinting? Especially by the likes of Google who controls both the ads/analytics platform and t

That's something I often think about. Are blockers used for fingerprinting? Especially by the likes of Google who controls both the ads/analytics platform and the website (aka first party). There is a specific demographic who use blockers, generally of the tech-savvy kind. It should even be possible to detect the blocker being used and some of its settings. It would be ironic to detect that a user is blocking almost everything and show them ads for privacy-oriented products and services.