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Opt out of Google’s FLoC User Tracking on Netlify
Google has recently built FLoC user-tracking into Chrome.
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I covered how to opt out of FLoc in a Ruby on Rails application but a few of my sites—including this use Jekyll, hosted on Netlify.
Add…
…a custom response header to your Netlify configuration.
netlify.toml
[[headers]]
for = "/*"
[headers.values]
Permissions-Policy = "interest-cohort=()"
Or…
… a specific headers file.
_headers
/*
Permissions-Policy: interest-cohort=()
For Jekyll you’ll need to add the following to ensure the the headers configuration ends up in the folder you are deploying.
_config.yml
# ...
include: [_headers]
# ...
Why? Why not?
I covered the “why” in the original article.
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Last updated on May 24th, 2021 by @andycroll
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