[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 266540] Safari 17 block 3rd party JavaScript SDK in Private Browsing Mode

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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=266540

--- Comment #5 from omri.a at taboola.com ---
(In reply to John Wilander from comment #3)
> Thanks for filing!
> 
> Private Browsing Mode is an opt-in mode where the user wants additional
> privacy protections. Starting in Safari 17, we block network loads from
> known trackers (as you noted that the console log says). We use DuckDuckGo's
> open source block list to inform ourselves of known trackers.
> 
> Opting into more strict privacy protections can be done in other ways too.
> For instance by installing a content blocker focused on tracker blocking.
> 
> We do not offer a way to detect Private Browsing Mode. It should be up to
> the user to choose which mode they want to use.
> 
> We intend to resolve this bug as Behaves Correctly but I'll keep it open for
> the time being in case you had further questions.

Happy holidays and Happy New Year.
We found a way via DuckDuckGo's repos to clear our rendering functionality while preserving the user's privacy - https://github.com/duckduckgo/tracker-surrogates/tree/main/surrogates 

Can you please confirm that Safari is using their lists dynamically, or will we need to wait for the next Safari 17.x version?

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