Why use a cookie if you could finally make use of the Do-No-Track header (or however it was called)? Granted, that's a feature only found in newer browsers, bu

Why use a cookie if you could finally make use of the Do-No-Track header (or however it was called)? Granted, that's a feature only found in newer browsers, but it could help speed up the adoption of that header. Anyways, I will continue to just block everything that remotely looks like Google (besides the API, that is. It's disconcerting to see how many websites rely on it to function properly).