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This doesn't answer the question though. Like okay, everyone ignored "do not track". So the correct response is to make an even more annoying system that can al
by streptomycin 1y ago
This doesn't answer the question though. Like okay, everyone ignored "do not track". So the correct response is to make an even more annoying system that can also be ignored just as easily as "do not track"?
And before someone says the new system has a law behind it so it can't be ignored as easily as "do not track"... that is irrelevant to the discussion of "built into browser" vs "each website implements its own custom thing".
- the_arun 1y agoIf we want to implement "do not track", all browsers need to prompt the user once (or once for every new incognito session) and save their settings. Instead, browsers turned it off by default and users don't know whether this exists in the browser.