Another thing you can do? Test which apps inject JavaScript into the in-app browser using Krause’s new tool. Called ‘inappbrowser.com,’ it’s a website users can open that will detect JavaScript ...

However, they claim not to use JavaScript injection for aggressively tracking users. "Like other platforms, we use an in-app browser to provide an optimal user experience, but the JavaScript code ...

Now Krause is back with a new tool that lets anyone see JavaScript commands injected through an in-app browser. The platform is called InAppBrowser, and any interested user can access it to check ...

Furthermore, browser extensions work by injecting JavaScript into websites you visit, so detections for many extensions would not be unusual. However, our tests showed that many extensions did not ...

This is the magic that allows all of what we see to happen, and for our browser to be manipulated. What Is JavaScript Used For? As you can see, JavaScript controls a lot of what we see on the ...

"No other user activity is tracked with this javascript." Krause says "injecting custom scripts ... false and misrepresent how Meta’s in-app browser and Pixel work. We intentionally developed ...

LinkedIn has several dozen front-facing "properties" (pages, sites, products, modules, etc), some with overlapping JavaScript needs and some with unique ones. Before Inject, we would create one ...