Reddit's website uses DRM for fingerprinting
<i>i.e. the main redesign domain, not old.reddit.com</i><p>If the old one didn&#x27;t do this, there&#x27;s yet another reason to use it...<p>I still believe that part of the reason a lot of sites are moving to JS-only SPAs and the like is that it becomes much harder to block things like this. Regardless of sandboxing, the idea of letting a site execute Turing-complete computations on its visitor&#x27;s computers, just to display what could be done without, is quite repulsive.