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Interesting: > PRIVACY CONCERN! How do I stop websites from doing this? Great question. So far, I've found that using Private Browsing in Safari will stop
by evoxed 14y ago
Interesting:
> PRIVACY CONCERN! How do I stop websites from doing this?
Great question. So far, I've found that using Private Browsing
in Safari will stop ALL evercookie methods after a browser restart.
I wonder if Safari is the only one or if it's just the only one the creator put to the test (i.e. what about Chrome Incognito).
- TeMPOraL 14y agoI can confirm that Chrome Incognito doesn't do much. After setting the cookie, and then closing the Incognito window and starting a new one, I could see: userData mechanism: undefined cookieData mechanism: 677 localData mechanism: 677 globalData mechanism: undefined sessionData mechanism: 677 windowData mechanism: 677 pngData mechanism: 677 etagData mechanism: 677 cacheData mechanism: 677 dbData mechanism: 677 lsoData mechanism: 677 slData mechanism: undefined (where 677 was the number assigned to me and stored in the evercookie)
- buro9 14y agoThe important part is restarting the browser after using Incognito. Works fine.