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What's the use case for this? If I don't want Google scripts, I block them. I'll use a user agent that doesn't download or run them. If I don't want cookies, I'
by bastawhiz 4y ago
What's the use case for this? If I don't want Google scripts, I block them. I'll use a user agent that doesn't download or run them. If I don't want cookies, I'll instruct my browser not to save cookies. What situation would I be in where knowing whether a site uses these things is a search result I want to visit?
- brucethemoose2 4y agoI find the extra information useful, as I dont have to visit the site to find out.
- bastawhiz 4y agoBut what does it matter? If you're blocking it anyway, what difference does it make whether the site has it or not? I genuinely don't know why knowing this in advance is helpful and want to know what I'm missing