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Google also tracks you on non-Google sites that use Google-hosted Ajax libraries, which is a huge chunk of the web.
by ahsiduhfisuh 13y ago
Google also tracks you on non-Google sites that use Google-hosted Ajax libraries, which is a huge chunk of the web.
- pyre 13y agoIf they do, that's a lot more devious that Facebook's "like" button, because if you block it, then the site doesn't work.
- gcb0 13y agoThat's silly. I block it (via the someonewhocares host file) and not it works but makes browsing faster. Only downside is when i click done actual useful advertising result on gsearch i get a 404 :)
- pyre 13y agoHow is it silly? When someone loads jQuery from Google, and their site depends on jQuery, do you expect the site to still work when you block Google's CDN?
- gcb0 13y agono major provider serve ads and jquery/yui mirrors from the same CNAME... i know your example is moot because google doesn't