Re:We found a stable Firefox identifier linking all your pri...
by BeetleB on Wednesday April 22, 2026 @10:43PM
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I can't edit, but I forgot to add:
No support for forms. The browser is meant for content consumption. Not for interaction/creation.
One could argue that any JS capabilities to do network requests (including dynamically rendering content) would be disallowed.
Yes, I know, this is going pre-Web 2.0.
Yes, of course, most current sites won't work in that model. But I'll also say: Most current content sites don't need these capabilities. They have them because they know the browser supports them.
Again - a fantasy. I know only a few people will use it. I know that won't be enough to change web behavior. It would be nice, though, if sites carried a badge to indicate they conform to all of the above.
No support for forms. The browser is meant for content consumption. Not for interaction/creation.
One could argue that any JS capabilities to do network requests (including dynamically rendering content) would be disallowed.
Yes, I know, this is going pre-Web 2.0.
Yes, of course, most current sites won't work in that model. But I'll also say: Most current content sites don't need these capabilities. They have them because they know the browser supports them.
Again - a fantasy. I know only a few people will use it. I know that won't be enough to change web behavior. It would be nice, though, if sites carried a badge to indicate they conform to all of the above.