On www.wellsfargo.com is an element S.GIF loaded via
<a href="/browser/jaws_setting"><img src="/img/s.gif" width="1" height="1" alt="JAWS 4.5 users can change text link setting to hear clearer link descriptions" /></a>
I have an element hiding filter
#IMG(WIDTH=1)(HEIGHT=1)
which generally works fine but for some reason is not blocking this item. What am I missing?
Thanks.
1x1 gif sneaks through
Element hides only 'hide' the item and does nothing for tracking. The item it still downloaded. 'Hiding' a 1x1.gif actually does nothing to keep it from tracking you.
You will need to 'block':
... for it to be effective.
You will need to 'block':
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wellsfargo.com/img/s.gif
Blocking randomly named images would be an insane task. There would be thousands of them. The first-party, non-scripted images aren't the ones that bother me ... the ones that really bother me are the 3rd-party, scripted trackers and analyzers.Hubird wrote:Can this be added to the ABP Tracking Filter, having people spy on our surfing habits is worse than them pushing ads in our faces.