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Firefox has the ability to send the "do not track" header iirc, but websites chose to ignore this. They'll rather nag the users.
by avhception 2y ago
Firefox has the ability to send the "do not track" header iirc, but websites chose to ignore this. They'll rather nag the users.
- mort96 2y agoWell yeah, obviously? Why would anyone ever respect the "do not track" header? The whole point is to get people to click "accept all" out of fatigue or apathy!