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Third-party cookies and the construction of cross-site browsing histories | Dead Internet Theory

Dead Internet Theory: Third-party cookies historically let the same embedded company recognize a browser across unrelated sites, helping construct cross-site browsing histories even when the user never intentionally visited the tracking company.

Browser fingerprinting without a conventional tracking cookie | Dead Internet Theory

Dead Internet Theory: Browser fingerprinting combines properties exposed by the browser and device into a probabilistic identifier, allowing recognition attempts even when a conventional tracking cookie is absent.