Re: [MISC] firefox/mozilla med indbygget spyware?

[Jon Bendtsen <sslug@sslug>]

Den tirsdag 24.jan kl. 15:03 skrev Frank Damgaard:

> On Mon, Jan 23, 2006 at 10:40:11PM +0100, Henrik Gemal wrote:
>
> > Frank Damgaard wrote:
> > > http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/68508 :
> ...
>
> > > oejensynlig er det ikke planlagt at det skal kunne slaas fra
> > > selvom "Web Applications 1.0/html5" standarden foreskriver dette.
> > > http://whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/#ping
> ....
>
> > Inden der nu går flame i den så prøv lige at læse dette indlæg først:
> > http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/darin/archives/009605.html
> >
> > Well, the benefits (listed in the replies above and all over the net)
> >   are seemingly quite obvious:
> > 1. It actually gives you more control over privacy if adopted, since
> >    you can turn it off.  You can't turn off redirect links which are
> >    already used all over the web.
> > 2. It makes URLs more obvious to end-users.
> > 3. You can get to the destination site, even if the tracking script
> >    fails or goes offline.
> > I can't actually think of disadvantages to list, so you'll have to  
> > think
> > up your own to refute these benefits.
>
> Problemet er mere at det ikke er tænkt en "option" til at
> slå funktionaliteten fra/til, evt. per site som med cookies og lign.
> ummidelbar var min tanke at det er blot fordi det er
> udviklingsudgaver af firefox, og derfor ikke tilføjet mere
> avanceret styringer.
>
> Men dit link til mozillazine opsummerer vist ganske
> godt for og imod "<a ping...  >"

Men ud over det, folk der vil spore dig de gør det allerede i dag.
De sender dig en link til
http://www.jon.dk/url.php?=www.sslug.dk/

Eller noget lignende.



JonB