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You missed the same domain part. How are you going to block a request when you don't know the url?

• shafyy 5y ago
  You check the loaded script itself to see if it matches an expected pattern.
  • seandoe 5y ago
    Does there need to be a loaded script with a certain fingerprint? What if they are just passing data from the browser to some random endpoint? I'm not sure, just thoughts.
    • shafyy 5y ago
      There needs to be a script because the tracking still happens client-side and there will be some logic involved. The only way to avoid being blocked by the browser is to track server-side.