Reading this, it would be interesting if we had some standard Privacy Tests for browsers.
Much like perf & security, you take stock browsers and run them over a set of pages not known in advance, in a modified environment. Look at what happens on the network, disk activity, etc.
“Since Apple introduced what it calls its Intelligent Tracking Prevention feature in Sep ‘17.. advertisers have largely lost the ability to target people on Safari based on their browsing habits with cookies, the most commonly used technology for tracking” daringfireball.net/linked/20…
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A complicating factor here, in terms of the benefit for users, is that how much sites will work around these things varies depending on the market share of the browser. They'll do things for a browser with 30% share but might let the users of a 3% share browser go untracked. 1/N
Dec 10, 2019 · 4:17 PM UTC
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