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=== Refuge websites are not just visited by people seeking help === | === Refuge websites are not just visited by people seeking help === | ||
# People seeking help | |||
# Patrons and potential donors | |||
# People doing research | |||
=== Refuge websites do need tracking === | === Refuge websites do need tracking === | ||
# Many orgs receive Google Ad Grants in the form of AdWords. They want to know which keywords are effective. | |||
# Almost every org receive marketing and advertising help. They want to know which techniques are effective. | |||
# Practically every org relies on donations. Tracking helps them optimise for donors. | |||
=== Auto PBM is too catch-all and cannot distinguish intent === | === Auto PBM is too catch-all and cannot distinguish intent === | ||
* Considered splitting website into “private” and “non-private” pages | * Considered splitting website into “private” and “non-private” pages | ||
** Private pages can be opened in PBM | |||
** Non-private pages shouldn’t open in PBM | |||
* Most visitors who need help don’t type the URL into the address bar | * Most visitors who need help don’t type the URL into the address bar | ||
** Instead, they Google for something like “what to do when my partner abuses me” | |||
** Search result goes to specific page on the website, rather than the top page | |||
* Suggestion: can the browser make it so that auto PBM targets specific pages within the domain, rather than the domain itself? | * Suggestion: can the browser make it so that auto PBM targets specific pages within the domain, rather than the domain itself? | ||
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* Forget button is a good solution | * Forget button is a good solution | ||
** Unfortunately, activating the Forget button is hard (user must first add the button to the toolbar) | |||
** An important fact: if user forgot to hide the Forget button after use, it may arouse suspicion | |||
* Suggestion: would love the ability for sites to **pro-actively ask** the browser to erase history in a fine-tuned way | * Suggestion: would love the ability for sites to **pro-actively ask** the browser to erase history in a fine-tuned way | ||
** By domain: data from this site | |||
** By session: data opened from this window or tab | |||
=== Current and ideal solutions === | === Current and ideal solutions === | ||
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* Current: route visits through third party websites, so it’s less suspicious | * Current: route visits through third party websites, so it’s less suspicious | ||
* Suggestion: would love the ability to actively trigger PBM and data erasure | * Suggestion: would love the ability to actively trigger PBM and data erasure | ||
** “Click here to open our website in PBM” | |||
** “Click here to erase our site data” | |||
** “Click here to erase your tracks over the last 5 minutes” | |||
=== More concerns === | === More concerns === | ||