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No, please don't. This is arduous for those of us who like a bit of privacy and regularly clear their cookies etc.
by iliis 8y ago
No, please don't. This is arduous for those of us who like a bit of privacy and regularly clear their cookies etc.
- ptaipale 8y agoI guess this isn't typically based on cookies but device/browser fingerprinting.
- iliis 8y agoWhich is exactly what I'm trying to avoid. I don't want to be tracked so I try to limit the amount of fingerprinting possible.
- ptaipale 8y agoBut for this it is probably good that the services do fingerprint us - so that we understand how well it can work. Otherwise we'd assume that cleaning cookies is enough and wouldn't know how well that tracking works, not only when services that we knowingly use are doing it, but also when some actual black hats do it.
- Dylan16807 8y agoWhy not whitelist the cookies of sites where you're going to log right back in?
- iliis 8y agoThat's actually a good idea! It doesn't work for Google or Facebook tough, or other services I explicitely don't log right back in.
- jakecopp 8y agoFirefox Containers work great for this!
- packet_nerd 8y agoI second Firefox Containers.. very useful feature.