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Another way to uniquely ID him or her is to put a GUID in the query string that is passed on every request. May or may not be easy to set up. Can be obscured (no tampering) and not as easily removed (there's a button in most browsers to "remove cookies").

This just occurred to me after seeing that zengargoyle uses Opera (see link above).

John J Reiser
newrisedesigns.com

In reply to Re^3: (nrd) Text Analysis Tools to compare Slinker and Stinker? by newrisedesigns
in thread Text Analysis Tools to compare Slinker and Stinker? by Cody Pendant

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