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| Junior Techie Join Date: Feb 2007
Posts: 70
| when surfing the web in my all powerful Firefox, with NoScript, should I block websites that are designed to measure web traffic? Places like: Nextstat.net Googlesyndication.com Sitemeter.com Fastonlineusers.com Easyhitcounters.com Google-Anylitics.com Will blocking these sites with my script blocker speedup how fast I surf through webpages, slow down my surfing, or better protect my privacy?
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| Junior Techie Join Date: Feb 2007
Posts: 70
| I'm going to just allow them. Mos of those things are just there so that the owner of the website can measure their traffic. After thinking about the speed issue, it shouldn't matter, because because those counters load up after everything else loads (I think).
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