Nice try. Even without Cookies, websites have another trick up their sleeve: fingerprints.
What’s a fingerprint, exactly? It’s a bundle of data about your browser and device — automatically collected by websites to tell users apart. It pulls from all sorts of sources: HTTP headers, JavaScript APIs, graphics rendering, audio processing, and even your device’s sensors.
In the new article, we dive into:
▫️ network and HTTP parameters;
▫️ JavaScript‑accessible data (navigator, screen, etc.);
▫️ Canvas and WebGL graphic fingerprints;
▫️ hardware and sensor details;
▫️ how all this data gets pieced together — and why.
🔗 Check out the full piece here.