Coalition Announces New ‘Do Not Track’ Standard for Web Browsing (2015)

Re:Coalition Announces New ‘Do Not Track’ Standard for Web B... by Endy on Wednesday January 10, 2018 @04:53PM (#16119487)

Except of course tracking for Mozilla's monetary and advertising partners, like Google. They'll pass that off as part of their Shield Studies and insert hidden tracking plugins into the browser which will be invisible to the user.

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Re:Coalition Announces New ‘Do Not Track’ Standard for Web B... by KozmoNau7 on Thursday January 11, 2018 @08:40AM (#16123728)

You'll need to provide some pretty solid proof for that accusation.

Credible Wireshark log dumps would be a good start.

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Re:Coalition Announces New ‘Do Not Track’ Standard for Web B... by Endy on Thursday January 11, 2018 @01:32PM (#16126422)

Since I refused to downgrade to WebExtensions Firefox, and I'm currently using Pale Moon for most browsing (and I'm looking at Otter as a possible #2), I don't have access to it anymore. I simply do not trust Mozilla anymore, or Firefox.

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Re:Coalition Announces New ‘Do Not Track’ Standard for Web B... by KozmoNau7 on Friday January 12, 2018 @04:53AM (#16131680)

So you have absolutely no proof of any kind, other than paranoid ideas, which fits in nicely with the usual misguided anti-webextensions ranting.

I'm sorry, but if you expect anyone to believe you, you're going to have to produce actual evidence.

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