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Assuming the website wants to do something on the first user's visit, it would start doing it on every page load. Letting the website know that the user has dis
by eterevsky 4y ago
Assuming the website wants to do something on the first user's visit, it would start doing it on every page load. Letting the website know that the user has disabled cookies can help avoid it and improve user experience.
- hoseja 4y agoLetting the website know anything at all lets it track you, as we learn time and time again.
- hk__2 4y agoIt already has your IP.
- account42 4y agoYou cannot realisticly prevent the website from knowing that you are using a privacy-conscious browser, which is why e.g. TOR Browser and Firefox's enhanced tracking prevention don't attempt to do that but instead only try to make all their users look the same. Trying to emultate the growing number of cookieNG technologies whithout adding more privacy leaks is a waste of time.