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Technically that is a third party ;-) Help me out: should I filter those?
by bartkappenburg 14y ago
Technically that is a third party ;-)
Help me out: should I filter those?
- CWIZO 14y agoI think that you should. But I'm sure there are cases where this assumption would be wrong: )
- bartkappenburg 14y agoOne case could be that an ad agency allows customers to direct a subdomain to their servers (eg. ads.domain.com). A visitor doesn't know if the request is 'close' by or to some shady ad agency...
- dpark 14y agoIf browsers treat them as 3rd party, then you should leave them under the 3rd party listing.