>By default Google has been able to click track with JS. If you disable JS, they don't serve you search (https://serpapi.com/blog/google-now-requires-javascript

>By default Google has been able to click track with JS. If you disable JS, they don't serve you search (https://serpapi.com/blog/google-now-requires-javascript/ https://serpapi.com/blog/google-now-requires-javascript/). This discussion is about search results pages with JavaScript enabled. >And btw about the result filtering the uBlock dev wants to do For a long time, uBlock Origin has kept up with blocking Google's click tracking out of the box with the default Privacy filter list (privacy.txt). https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uAssets/blob/master/filters/privacy.txt https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uAssets/blob/master/filters/... This means that all uBlock Origin users (even people with no Google account) would NOT be click-tracked, WITH JavaScript enabled. You say "They own the JS on the page", so the topic of discussion here is simply whether users could block click tracking on the client side. And until now, they could have: by installing uBlock Origin or any content blocker with a sane privacy list. Now, they cannot.