Firefox can now stop Instagram and Facebook from tracking you online
Mozilla, if you ever read this:<p>- when will you stop twitter from knowing all about youporn&#x27;s user ? yes HN user, open your developer console and look out for the cookie coming from syndication.twitter.com. If you ever try to visit <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;syndication.twitter.com" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;syndication.twitter.com</a>, you end up on &quot;Sorry, that page doesn’t exist!&quot;.<p>- when will you ask for user permission before revealing hardware related information (via the screen object and navigator object)? I can&#x27;t think of any use case to reveal how many core my computer has when js only use 1. Same for the screen object as we already have the window object.<p>- when will you create a feature to dynamically update the user agent ?<p>- when will you create a feature to trick browser fingerprinting ?<p>- when will you enforce a no third party cookie by default? Especially for website that don&#x27;t comply with the do not track header. Unfortunatly, our entire industry don&#x27;t seem to care about the do not track header (funnily google is the rare good student in this area)<p>I guess there&#x27;s a lot more &quot;industry standard&quot; I&#x27;m not aware.