> can be used for fingerprinting That's an interesting point. However, given that this is a language preference users are quite likely to manually select the c

> can be used for fingerprinting That's an interesting point. However, given that this is a language preference users are quite likely to manually select the correct language if the incorrect one loads up. At which point you have shared that information anyway. I guess there's an argument to be made against blasting that information out to every last third party though. Perhaps it should only ever be sent to the target that appears in the address bar.