Look at the demo at
http://www.userfly.com/
Should not the anti tracking filters block this kind of scripts?
In this particular example the tracking script looks like:
http://asset.userfly.com/javascripts/jquery.min.js
I have not studied how it would look on a normal site, perhaps it would be different?
I suggest the antitracking filter should block all javascripts from that domain "userfly.com/*.js"
Antitracking should block scripts like userfly.com ?
not sure
I'm really not sure what the relevant script is, so do not take my statement in previous post as truth. maybe it is http://asset.userfly.com/users/7701/userfly.js
that is the tracker script. I do not know if a customer to tracking service could install on his own server or not. Just do what you think is best that have some experience in the blocking business! ^_^
that is the tracker script. I do not know if a customer to tracking service could install on his own server or not. Just do what you think is best that have some experience in the blocking business! ^_^
Re:
this is a javascript library, so of course it is not a tracking script
this is the script for the site, i think
what makes you think there are tracking scripts in the site? usually they are blank scripts, or have the words: "track" in them, or add 1x1 images, etc.
Opening this page with JavaScript Deobfuscator enabled shows:
Yes, this is a tracking script. And I already see the filter "/userfly.js" in the EasyPrivacy filter list (see http://forums.lanik.us/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=2795).
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Script compiled (@http://asset.userfly.com/users/8997/userfly.js:67):
function (a) {
var i = new Image;
i.src = a + compress(encodeURIComponent(encrypt(document.location.href))) + "&c=" + compress(encodeURIComponent(encrypt(document.cookie))) + "&n=" + compress(encodeURIComponent(encrypt(JSON.stringify(object2hash(navigator))))) + "&s=" + compress(encodeURIComponent(encrypt(JSON.stringify(object2hash(screen)))));
i.onload = i.onerror = function () {i.onload = null;i.onerror = null;};
}
Thank you!
Thank you! I did not see it already was updated one month ago. Seems I must update my filters better!Wladimir Palant wrote:Yes, this is a tracking script. And I already see the filter "/userfly.js" in the EasyPrivacy filter list (see http://forums.lanik.us/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=2795).
