Yahoo to ignore DNT in IE10.
Microsoft decided that it would make "Do Not Track" the default setting in its Internet Explorer 10 browser (on Windows 8), which if honoured would dramatically reduce advertisers' ability to snoops on web users' habits. At the time, it was warned that making the setting default might force some web services to ignore the flag entirely.
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That sucks because I just upgraded my laptop to Win8 for the HELL of it and I really like the IE 10. Actually, I only like the IE 10 'app' as opposed to the normal IE. So looks like Google will be my search until this is resolved.
Originally posted by GoodInfo: "The first sign that the predictions were correct came as Apache patched its open source web server software, present on around 60 percent of all websites, to ignore the DNT setting in Internet Explorer 10."
The idiotic changes made by the Adobe employee to the Apache code on Git have long since been undone. (github.com/apache/httpd/commits/trunk/docs/conf/httpd.conf.in)
DO NOT spread lies!
Please correct the article!
Not seeing where your proof is so PIPE DOWN.
Actually, perhaps AD will be proactive enough to delete you out before you become a "verified user". You spewed nonsensical info.
