I guess it was chrome, safari and opera - so slight correction
huh, i've never heard of that, or seen it in the wild
interesting that i haven't seen it in random customer setups at adzerk
I would have thought you guys would be all over that ๐
yeah i may be bad at my job
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i guess nobody uses it because it's easier to just use javascript
and they don't want to market to the people who go as far as to disable javascript
yeah i bet those with javascript disabled are few, but itโs recommended for TOR related browsing
so I imagine this is to better track users attempting to hide themselves
i think it's there to allow the advertiser to inform the user about the ping
vs javascript where it does it silently in the background
so to be a nice guy advertiser you'd use the ping attribute instead
the part about the UA informing the user about out-of-band notifications is interesting
i could imagine chrome making some kind of GDPR integration where it could ask for consent or something
oh thats a really good idea
you could probably sell a service like that
they'll only get publishers to switch to using the ping attribute if they give them something in return
or use it for license acceptance
like making it non-blockable
I could see that
yeah then they can do stuff on the user's behalf in chrome
like let you block trackers or whatever
like individually