e cookie, first introduced by Netscape in 1994, is a small amount of data stored by your browser on a website's behalf. It has legitimate uses, but it is also the classic cross-site tracking mechanism, and today still the most popular method of tracking users across websites. Browsers can stop cookies from being used for cross-site tracking by either blocking or partitioning them.</span></div></td><td><div class='dataPoint tooltipParent bad'
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