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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about third-party scripts focus on browser-based protections against fingerprinting and tracking. A recent thread examines Google Chrome's experimental Script Blocking in Incognito feature, which uses a Masked Domain List (MDL) to block third-party scripts known for browser fingerprinting. The feature leverages a Fetch specification change to intercept requests after standard checks like Content Security Policy. This reflects ongoing efforts to enhance user privacy in web browsing, particularly in private modes. The tag covers technical aspects of script blocking, fingerprinting defense, and browser security mechanisms.
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    Script Blocking in Incognito: Chrome’s MDL-based Fingerprinting Protection

    Google is experimenting with a new Incognito-mode protection called Script Blocking in Incognito that will block third‑party scripts known to perform browser fingerprinting techniques, using a list‑based Masked Domain List (MDL) and a small change to the Fetch specification that gives browsers a...
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