the capability is there, your local hardware determines how seamless it would be.
"Oh man, Call of Duty can read my exact mouse coordinates, how unnerving" said nobody ever...
It’s unnerving because people don’t like being watched.
for (let i = 0; i < 1000; i++) { document.querySelector(".button")?.click(); }
I told a friend about my start up and she jumped on it immediately. I opened the tool and watched her interaction. Then I told her "oh so you opened the dev tools" She immediately ended the session. "How did you know? That's creepy". It was the first time I've actually felt like these tools invade privacy.
Yeah, we include it in our terms and condition and privacy page, but I don't think users truly grasp how those tools work. I understand that all analytics tools provide this feature now, but its always creepy to know someone can watch what you are doing.
Everyone understands websites use analytics and tracking, but people dont want to be reminded of it. Which is why people hate those FB ads which exactly match what you searched for 24 hours ago.
jamiek88•38m ago