> I too would like to see the issue addressed on the client. A user should be able to configure their tracking settings in the browser, which should be respecte

> I too would like to see the issue addressed on the client. A user should be able to configure their tracking settings in the browser, which should be respected by sites. No, that would be addressing the problem at the server side, which is not quite what I had in mind. Solving this on the client side means: The browser should make it as hard as possible for websites to track the user. Unless, of course, the user explicitly opts in to be recognized and tracked by this site (e.g. by registering and logging in).