And third-party tracking websites would load their websites up with a bunch of hidden anchors and then through JS read the visited state of these websites to get an accurate fix on a person's identity, or at least of their (relevant) browser history?
And how this modifier was removed ASAP once people realised its abuse potential?
Basically Google thought this was a good idea after all, and is bringing a "coarse-grained" version of it back.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/:visited
And third-party tracking websites would load their websites up with a bunch of hidden anchors and then through JS read the visited state of these websites to get an accurate fix on a person's identity, or at least of their (relevant) browser history?
And how this modifier was removed ASAP once people realised its abuse potential?
Basically Google thought this was a good idea after all, and is bringing a "coarse-grained" version of it back.