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this is unfortunate. i think anything that's same domain should be allowed through, even 2nd-level might be okay. it's third-party tracking that should be disab
by leeoniya 12y ago
this is unfortunate. i think anything that's same domain should be allowed through, even 2nd-level might be okay. it's third-party tracking that should be disabled because of cross-domain tracking capability.
it's completely unreasonable to expect websites not to do something as simple as tallying unique visitors or recognizing returning customers via cookies/fingerprinting on their own properties.
- falcolas 12y agoTo be fair, "recognizing returning customers via cookies/fingerprinting" by itself doesn't require JavaScript. It's the tracking of the user's activity once the page has loaded which does.