Replacing UA strings with Client Hints as possible harm to the Web

The F-Word
01/02/2021 27 min Episodio 8

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00:43 Browser detection05:25 User Agent freeze12:43 Possible consequences21:08 A right to replyHostsJames RosewellBruce LawsonBrowser detection51DegreesA Browser Sniffing Warning: The Trouble With Acid3 and TinyMCEUser Agent freezeIntent to Deprecate and Freeze: The User-Agent stringBuilding a privacy-first future for web advertisingBBC coverage of CMA and User-AgentsPossible consequencesMarketers for an Open Web response to the CMA’s investigation into Google’s Privacy SandboxW3C TPAC Session on User-AgentA right to replyWhy can’t supply chains be trusted on the web?

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