Some WHAT-WG participants may be aware of Link Fingerprints, which was a
way to embed the hash of a file in a link to that file, thereby ensuring
that the link user got only the exact file the link creator was
referring to.
http://www.foo.com/file.zip#!sha256:09F9...
Implementing this idea
and do you send it to third party servers? should doubleclick be able
to automatically target their ads based on precise location?
If the container page/site is able to access location via any of these
mechanisms, there is little to nothing that the user-agent can do to prent that
site from
Perhaps you could do something similar with the HTTP mechanism, but I
don't know how, exactly.
Another issue with the HTTP headers approach is that it doesn't seem
like a natural fit for offline-enabled web apps that want to use the
location info offline.
Right. I am not advocating the HTTP
On 3/21/08, Shyam Habarakada [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If the container page/site is able to access location via any of these
mechanisms, there is little to nothing that the user-agent can do to prent
that site from forwarding the information to an ad provider. In other words,
the privacy
The user agent must decode the bytestream corresponding with the
manifest to be parsed, treating it as UTF-8. Bytes or sequences of
bytes that are not valid UTF-8 sequences must be interpreted as a U
+FFFD REPLACEMENT CHARACTER. All U+ NULL characters must be
replaced by U+FFFD
