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and if they choose to battle for privacy and proper DNT it makes a lot more sense than a losing battle against DRM. The most annoying part of this is that Abob
by serge2k 12y ago
and if they choose to battle for privacy and proper DNT it makes a lot more sense than a losing battle against DRM.
The most annoying part of this is that Abobe is providing the plugin. Much rather Mozilla do their own thing.
- admax88q 12y agoDNT is a non-starter. It's asking companies to play nice and please please please don't track users. That's never going to be a reliable option. Blocking third-party cookies by default on the other hand is a good start.
- bzbarsky 12y agoMozilla can't really do their own thing unless they start writing some closed-source code. And then negotiating directly with various content providers about what the code will do. Probably a few other things I haven't thought of as well. It's all possible, but it'd be a pretty big difference from what Mozilla does normally and I'm not sure they'd be very good at it. So outsourcing that stuff makes a good bit of sense.