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This is why you use Firefox that keeps the cookie jars separate (by default, AFAIK). That should prevent this specific implementation, shouldn't it?

• tgv 14d ago
  There are other ways to track. Containers offer a bit mote protection, but the IP address is still visible (unless VPN).
  • armadyl 14d ago
    Containers don’t offer a benefit over normal browsing for this, Firefox already blocks and isolates third party cookies.
    • tgv 14d ago
      Caching is also a tracking signal.
      • mitxela 14d ago
        Caches are also isolated. One of the reasons you shouldn't use a JavaScript CDN any more.
        • oenton 13d ago
          I assume you mean a public CDN, like code.jquery.com. There’s still reasons to serve JavaScript from your own CDN, like code splitting and serving the bundles closer to the user.
• JoshTriplett 14d ago
  Yes, it should. But this is also why you use uBlock Origin to block tracker scripts.
• consumer451 14d ago
  Firefox is my daily on desktop, but on mobile it's Safari. I finally got around to installing uBlock Origin Lite on iOS. I used to run the Firefox version on iOS, but that was discontinued long ago, and I never replaced it. I feel like a bit of an idiot for not doing this sooner. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ublock-origin-lite/id6745342698 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ublock-origin-lite/id674534269...
  • latexr 14d ago
    > I feel like a bit of an idiot for not doing this sooner. Don’t beat yourself up, uBlock Origin on iOS is only four months old.