Web Browsing Resources

A lot of websites, particularly newspapers and other publishers, are using a 3rd party tool to append, with Javascript, a trackable back-link to the original article that says something like "read more". This is OKish.. unless you're already going to attribute in a different format.

There's an opt-out for this on the tynt site: http://www.tynt.com/support/opt-inout/

I think it works via a cookie. It specifies "this web browser"

 

Site that tests your current browser to guess at cookie limits, # per domain, size per cookie - http://browsercookielimits.squawky.net/

 

tags: javascript, disable, trick, browse

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    Author:
    leonard
    Date Updated:
    2019-02-27 12:52:51
    Date Created:
    2001-07-28 19:38:28

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