Jason wrote:
> Outside of just not having that functionality in the interface, there will
> never be a way to prevent it.
Many services with www interface require an e-mail exchange once (at sign-up
time) to reliably associate a cookie with an e-mail address. Then the cookie
can be used for authentication later. Some browsers even support "cookie files"
or whatever they may be called and handle this authentication procedure
completely in the background (i.e. without bothering the user at all).
-- Norbert.
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