I really like how that site solved the problem of visitors that don't accept tracking. I got a challenge asking me to accept cookies, out get the just-text version.
No images, no scripts, no cookies, no styling. Just the text. What a great thing!
No images, no scripts, no cookies, no styling. Just the text. What a great thing!
Tracking more generally is not something that can be prevented by a browser which executes code written by the tracker, and must give that code access to the internet. Even if the SOP was completely enforced, trackers can still store the information on the origin server. Even if the browser doesn't expose any tracking information, the tracker can still measure all sorts of information which may be unique to your system, especially in concert with your IP address.
Text, images, and no scripts
• the "Agree and Continue" button does nothing;
• the "Decline and Visit Plain Text Site" button directs me to the article index at https://text.npr.org/ (instead of https://text.npr.org/s.php?sId=858800112)
Perhaps NoScript special-cases this site?
Perhaps I had opened the page without noscript in the past, and it still had the relevant cookies