unfortunately, that's not the regular clueless legislator.
That's an example of the shift of power happening in the web.
Remember when you started using firefox because of all the options and "about:config"?
Now, remember how you ditched it for Chrome, but have to start firefox to be able to use crazedlist.org because to disable cross-site referrer on chrome you have to recompile it? (they even removed the command line option!)
In a few chrome versions (what happens every 15min), I doubt you will be able to disable cookies.
FWIW, on Firefox I use the refcontrol addon, and I've not experienced any problems yet. If the referer domain is different to the domain of the request, it modifies the referer to be the root of the site being requested.
Also, remember the old firefox moto? "Take back the web"?
it's just changed to "Made to make the Web a better place."... can it get more Orwelian? :D
Give me back my browser control. and stop hiding my url bar, dammit! ...they start removing the protocol, nobody bothers. ha http, who cares? Then move a little to the side, 'to align with the tab'. Then will make it autohide. And before you notice the only way to go to a page is to use AOL^H^H^H GOOGLE KEYWORDS.
That's an example of the shift of power happening in the web.
Remember when you started using firefox because of all the options and "about:config"?
Now, remember how you ditched it for Chrome, but have to start firefox to be able to use crazedlist.org because to disable cross-site referrer on chrome you have to recompile it? (they even removed the command line option!)
In a few chrome versions (what happens every 15min), I doubt you will be able to disable cookies.