> You are suggesting that Disconnect knows exactly which 3rd-party is legit when visiting a web page.
Yes! You now know how Disconnect works - Disconnect's filter list is based on weekly crawl data that identifies what the most prevalent third parties on the web are.
> `static-serve.appspot.com` is no different than `ajax.googleapis.com` (you didn't list this one, why?)
You think that URL might belong to Google, which I already called an exception 2x?
> I will note that you completely disregarded the other results which are even more embarrassing to explain (like `simplereach.cc`: "SimpleReach tracks every social action on each piece of published content to deliver detailed insights and clear metrics around social behavior.")
I examined and debunked the entirety of the first example on your page, so I'm not inclined to waste any more time on your so-called "science".
Yes! You now know how Disconnect works - Disconnect's filter list is based on weekly crawl data that identifies what the most prevalent third parties on the web are.
> `static-serve.appspot.com` is no different than `ajax.googleapis.com` (you didn't list this one, why?)
You think that URL might belong to Google, which I already called an exception 2x?
> I will note that you completely disregarded the other results which are even more embarrassing to explain (like `simplereach.cc`: "SimpleReach tracks every social action on each piece of published content to deliver detailed insights and clear metrics around social behavior.")
I examined and debunked the entirety of the first example on your page, so I'm not inclined to waste any more time on your so-called "science".