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

[oralfloss]

That sounds like a very good idea for an add-on to make, espcially for the  
privacy-aware users. You can tell that the browsing lists are actually stored  
server-side because you can delete items from the history and the link will  
remain the same. This can be temporarily linked to your IP, and if you were  
browsing or logging in to other sites with the same IP, that private data  
could be transfered to those websites and posibly linked to your accounts.

This definitely sounds like an easy add-on to make so I hope someone comes up  
with one. I know lots of other websites use refids or other suffixes to keep  
history, including youtube, so I think this add-on would prove to be very  
viable. I wish I knew how to make add-ons just because of this potential  
security risk.