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>>abused+(OP)
This website does not track you. Correction -> This website does not track you via JS. You have no idea what's logged on the backend.

>>s1k3s+Z5
Ye olde days of tracking just used invisible .gifs and every click was a different webpage so they just tracked which ones were requested to gain interaction metrics.

JS doesn't have any magic to it, location information is opt-in, but your IP is a much better advertising identifier.

>>devwas+w8
> JS doesn't have any magic to it

Canvas fingerprinting, WebGL fingerprinting, GPU, fonts etc etc etc.

Please, stop arguing, JS is a nightmare for privacy. Period

>>user63+dg
So are DNS and HTTP caches.

>>LunaSe+bi
>DNS

most people don't run their own resolvers, so at best you're fingerprinting DNS server of the ISP.

>http caches

can be easily cleared, or mitigated entirely by extensions or browser (eg. multi account containers).