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Javascript Tutorials : The Perfect Trick for Prying Eyes - Find out EXACTLY where users have been!
| Let's face it, without getting all philosophical on the subject, marketing is everywhere these days. It's literally in our faces. In 20 years I wouldn't be surprised if a small flying drone followed us around with a television screen implanted in it, providing custom adverts for us to see, based on our consumerism patterns. This little trick, achieved using Javascript, allows you to essentially build an entire profile on your visitors. You can see which websites they've been to and act accordingly. |  |
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