Chrome deploys deep-linking in latest build despite privacy concerns
The quote about DNS seems wrong to me<p>""Consider a situation where I can view DNS traffic (e.g. company network), and I send a link to the company health portal, with #:~:text=cancer," he wrote. "On certain page layouts, I might be able [to] tell if the employee has cancer by looking for lower-on-the-page resources being requested.""<p>I thought DNS requests just get the domain, not the hash and not even the page requested.<p>But lets play along. How would sending a link tell you anything apart from if a user clicked said link?  How would links to existing anchors example.com#h3-subtitle be any different?