> That's what the company does that is mistaken, not the technology The technology of low level internet surveillance in order to facilitate advertising? And y

> That's what the company does that is mistaken, not the technology The technology of low level internet surveillance in order to facilitate advertising? And you wonder why people don't like it? I worked in advertising for quite a while and no longer do, I understand why you love retargeting and why you are sad to see it go. I'm sure that you were sad to see popup blocking become mainstream as well, popups and popunders had fantastic results. They were more hated but orders of magnitude less evil than 3rd party cookies. You are expecting people to change their behaviour or preferences and make sacrifices solely in order to be easier to advertise to ... isn't learning never to fall into that trap day one of advertising 101? Browsers are thinking about what their customers actually want, you are thinking about what makes it most efficient to control those customers ... of course you disagree. And of course you are wrong.