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Author: futtta

WP DoNotTrack stops plugins and themes from adding javascript-initiated 3rd party tracking code to your blog to protect both your visitor's privacy, your own security (in the admin-pages) and offering performance gains (limiting requests executed in the browser to render your pages).

This plugin can be useful if you want to:

• make your WordPress blog/ site honour visitors who request not to be tracked, even if the 3rd parties you include do not (conditional privacy)
• stop tracking by 3rd parties for all your visitors (absolute privacy)
• protect your blog from rogue plugins that dynamically add malicious external javascript to your wp-admin pages (security)
• limit the number of external servers that are called from your blog (performance)

WP DoNotTrack uses (a slightly modified) version of jQuery AOP to catch and inspect elements that are about to be added to the DOM and renders these harmless if the black- or whitelist say so. You can block 3rd party tracking for all you visitors, or just for those that have navigator.doNotTrack set to "1" (based on privacy/ donottrack settings as available in version 9 of both Firefox and Internet Explorer). Starting from version 0.5.0, WP DoNotTrack includes an admin-page to change these settings.

Feedback is welcome; see info in the faq for bug reports/ feature requests and feel free to rate and/or report on compatibility on wordpress.org.