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Are you talking about the thing that appears in the corner on some sites, which isn't part of the page but rather the browser? I thought that was only in Chrome
by mubou 2y ago
Are you talking about the thing that appears in the corner on some sites, which isn't part of the page but rather the browser? I thought that was only in Chrome, but the setting for that I believe is buried under Privacy and Security > Site Settings > Additional Content Settings > Third-Party Sign-In.
- chiefalchemist 2y agoAside from Vivaldi, I also use Firefox. Get the “login with Google” on both. Maybe Google has fingerprinted my laptop? But that’s the point, the image in that pop-up / mini-modal is a tracking device. The minute the browser requests it, Google knows where I’ve been. F** that
- mubou 2y agoSome sites include a JS "log in with google" that does the same thing. You can tell by whether you can select it with the element inspector. Use ublock to block the js version. Also, the login prompt appearing has nothing to do with Google tracking you or using fingerprinting. It's just the site author added google sign-in. That's all. Block google domains in your dns if you're paranoid.
- touwer 2y agoParanoid? Maybe you're a bit naive about the tracking habits of the worlds biggest spionage company
- chiefalchemist 2y agoIf the image is served by Google then it’s a tracking device. Full stop. I use all the usual extensions so maybe I’d see it more? Sign in with Google is just another reCAPTCHA… a tracking tool masking as a benefit to the user.