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  • Yes and no. There are still plenty of things that get tracked regardless of JavaScript, and disabling JavaScript is it’s own mark they can track.
    Do Not Track is one such request, but screen size, viewport size, language, timezone/region, whether you block ads or not, browser/engine version, and many more are all things that do get tracked without the need for JS.
    All have legitimate reasons, but can also be abused by being tracked server-side.

    The cover your tracks page on eff.org has some pretty good explanations for most things.

    Fun fact, the reason the TOR browser launches in windowed mode is so that this viewport size tracking is less of a marker.