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Great. How does it work...

• xpose2000 15y ago
  My guess is that it looks at HTTP requests on the site and looks to see if cookies are created. Then matches them to a database of sites/services that are known trackers. Essentially, just about any banner advertisement will show up on Collusion. Also, any type of javascript visitor tracking like GetClicky or Google Analytics.
  • Karunamon 15y ago
    As if there wasn't a compelling case for Adblock and the like already..
    • gcp 15y ago
      Adblock doesn't protect you against this. But something like Ghostery sure does.