[Trisquel-users] How does Amazon track my browsed items?

[oralfloss]

I have taken all the possible privacy measures I can possibly take with  
Abrowser. I have NoScript on 24/7, RequestPolicy on 24/7, no permanent  
whitelist on either, all cookies disabled except for few websites, DOM  
storage turned off. and I have network.http.sendRefererHeader set to 0.

Yet, despite all of these measures, I click on a few items on Amazon and it  
still manages to keep track of my recent history and show me related items on  
the home page. The first thing I thought that the website could still know  
about me is my IP address, so naturally I tried to use a proxy while on the  
same browser. Guess what? It still manages to know my recent item history.  
I'm really getting concerned here for my privacy here.

What annoys me even more is that there is an option to disable this browsing  
history (which I can bet is only user-side), but that option uses cookies. It  
suprises me how they are able to track all my item history with all these  
security measures, yet they need cookies just to have me disable it. I can  
see why Amazon is globally despised by freedom supporters.

So I guess my question here is how I can really prevent myself from these  
tracking devices, given all the measures I have already taken aren't enough?  
Is there really any way to stop this?