After typing "meow" and hitting enter. The copy paster url had this to say about me "It seems you didn't save the word. Go to lab.cubiq.org/underpants first."
The unique fingerprint is also different. "93615388f7f54cd79d2f806ac3795c182217aa9b" somehow became "f37ec3fdd05c27c13cbb7fcdef95cc004297f62d" after copy-pasting.
Other than that technical glitch for me (Linux, Chrome latest unstable version), I still think this is actually a pretty good idea. But will websites use it now that the ones we actually want to worry about are injected into every website via Tweet and Like and + and whatever buttons.
Google in particular is everywhere with their gAnalytics tracking code.
edit: now that I think about it, I may have misunderstood the point. Was it a proof of concept of providing cross-site tracking without tying to a personal identity?
If not, insecurities in cross-site whatever hardly matter when I am logged into every little tidbit that is loaded via iframe and appears on almost every website. Even porn sites have like buttons these days.
After typing "meow" and hitting enter. The copy paster url had this to say about me "It seems you didn't save the word. Go to lab.cubiq.org/underpants first."
The unique fingerprint is also different. "93615388f7f54cd79d2f806ac3795c182217aa9b" somehow became "f37ec3fdd05c27c13cbb7fcdef95cc004297f62d" after copy-pasting.
Other than that technical glitch for me (Linux, Chrome latest unstable version), I still think this is actually a pretty good idea. But will websites use it now that the ones we actually want to worry about are injected into every website via Tweet and Like and + and whatever buttons.
Google in particular is everywhere with their gAnalytics tracking code.
edit: now that I think about it, I may have misunderstood the point. Was it a proof of concept of providing cross-site tracking without tying to a personal identity?
If not, insecurities in cross-site whatever hardly matter when I am logged into every little tidbit that is loaded via iframe and appears on almost every website. Even porn sites have like buttons these days.