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Do Not Track Does Not ConquerDo Not Track Does Not ConquerPosted Oct 20, 2012 19:12 UTC (Sat) by paulj (subscriber, #341)In reply to: Do Not Track Does Not Conquer by giraffedata Parent article: Do Not Track Does Not Conquer
Duh, of course. I must have had some major malfunction in the semantic parser in my brain when reading this article. Somehow I got the impression that Mozilla and Chrome were also sending the header without user-involvement, sending "Track" by default.
It's optional, so "Don't send" is an option and it's already tri-state. Of course :).
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