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So if the script comes from the owners site instead of Google. And all the rest requests are proxied via the owners site. Would this not result in people forkin

So if the script comes from the owners site instead of Google. And all the rest requests are proxied via the owners site. Would this not result in people forking a browser that looks at http requests before they are packaged and issued to remove tracking data or block the request?

bgdam 5y ago
And how do you differentiate between a request that is sending over tracking data and a request that is sending over data required to fetch the page you requested?
- tgv 5y ago
  It would seem easier to identify data patterns than script content. After all, tracking is only useful if the data is consistent.