This is a simple poll, with three options on it, self explanatory.
I remember when Alexa (Alexa - The Web Information Company) first arrived, the moment that they did they were able to track just about every single website immediately.
I have NEVER met anyone whom has used or uses their toolbar, so the idea and emphasis behind the fact that their tracking is a result of the toolbar is genuinely behind me.
Are you using the Alexa toolbar? Have you ever Used the Alexa toolbar?
Do you think Alexa is honestly using a toolbar to track website data as closely and precisely as they are able too?
Think about it....
Getting to the technical side of things.
What is used to track your movements and essentially rate and monitor websites is called Trackware.Alexa. Some think of it as a physical toolbar, while others consider it to be an invisible attachment to just about every single toolbar there is.
More: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexa_Internet
More: http://www.symantec.com/security_response/writeup.jsp?docid=2004-062410-3624-99
I remember when Alexa (Alexa - The Web Information Company) first arrived, the moment that they did they were able to track just about every single website immediately.
I have NEVER met anyone whom has used or uses their toolbar, so the idea and emphasis behind the fact that their tracking is a result of the toolbar is genuinely behind me.
Are you using the Alexa toolbar? Have you ever Used the Alexa toolbar?
Do you think Alexa is honestly using a toolbar to track website data as closely and precisely as they are able too?
Think about it....
Getting to the technical side of things.
What is used to track your movements and essentially rate and monitor websites is called Trackware.Alexa. Some think of it as a physical toolbar, while others consider it to be an invisible attachment to just about every single toolbar there is.
More: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexa_Internet
More: http://www.symantec.com/security_response/writeup.jsp?docid=2004-062410-3624-99
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