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So everyone clicks "no" (or gets confused and asks a technical relative), Firefox always sends the DNT header, so no sites respect it.
by simonbrown 14y ago
So everyone clicks "no" (or gets confused and asks a technical relative), Firefox always sends the DNT header, so no sites respect it.
- cooldeal 14y ago>or gets confused and asks a technical relative Isn't that a good thing for users to know about tracking? Firefox can always include some small popup help with the prompt explaining the DNT. >so no sites respect it But they will lose a big excuse(it's default) not to support it.