Security warning for CSS HACK

Any site that wants to ban me for just being a member here (or elsewhere) with no other reason can go ahead and do it. Wouldn't want to be there anyway.

Thanks for the info though...

Even if you have disabled firefox history, you can still be detected for whatever you've visited in the current session...right?

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Originally Posted by dvdasacd

Even if you have disabled firefox history, you can still be detected for whatever you've visited in the current session...right?

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Not if you use private browsing CTRL+SHIFT+P

I have nothing to hide. If I were to be banned just for visiting FST, then I wouldn't want to be a member at such a site anyway.

hmm, this could be a reason why i never had invites at bitme, when i asked staff, their answer was that i wasn't "qualified" and nothing could be done about it :)

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Originally Posted by The_Martinator

If I were to be banned just for visiting FST, then I wouldn't want to be a member at such a site anyway.

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+1 :yup:

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Originally Posted by ca_aok

You don't get banned for visiting a site, you get banned for being a trader. There's a difference ;)

The scary What admins with their 1337 hacking abilities have yet to ban me for posting here... Don't let people scare you into believing that having an account here is a liability. It's what you do with the account here that will get you in trouble.

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do you feel it's an okay attitude for sites to exploit browsers privacy vulnerability to spy after its users?

That's a topic of ongoing debate, whether the end ever justifies the means and at what point the "protectors" become as bad as the people they are trying to ferret out.
One thing I have personally found is that no amount of debate is ever going to change certain people's views on the subject.

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Originally Posted by kukushka

do you feel it's an okay attitude for sites to exploit browsers privacy vulnerability to spy after its users?

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I know you're talking to ca_aok, but I'll still reply... I don't find it OK, but it's their tracker and their rules - and What.cd's do state access to their site is a privilege, not a right, and can be taken from you for any reason.

Does it state when you sign up that they are permitted to violate your right to privacy .

Didn't think so.