top | item 46937655 (no title) mmh0000 | 21 days ago Some of the big providers already do this, notably Apple and Gmail:https://www.litmus.com/blog/gmail-prefetching-images discuss order hn newest londons_explore|21 days ago Gmails prefetch is terrible for privacy because it honors http cache headers, which means tracking companies simply use a "no-cache, must-revalidate" header to defeat it. hedora|21 days ago That sounds like a feature, not a bug, given where Google’s revenue comes from. load replies (1) RobotToaster|20 days ago Which is completely stupid since images in an email should never change. load replies (2) unknown|21 days ago [deleted]
londons_explore|21 days ago Gmails prefetch is terrible for privacy because it honors http cache headers, which means tracking companies simply use a "no-cache, must-revalidate" header to defeat it. hedora|21 days ago That sounds like a feature, not a bug, given where Google’s revenue comes from. load replies (1) RobotToaster|20 days ago Which is completely stupid since images in an email should never change. load replies (2)
hedora|21 days ago That sounds like a feature, not a bug, given where Google’s revenue comes from. load replies (1)
RobotToaster|20 days ago Which is completely stupid since images in an email should never change. load replies (2)
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