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ten years ago I worked somewhere that was working on this "gray" technology. I learned everyone has a digital fingerprint...mac addresses and other unique identifiers hashed together. some company's sole purpose in life is to aggregate info under a digital signature and resell. If livescore is a subscriber then they could get your email there.
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I tried your match-and-replace rule out myself and identified two issues:
Based on RFC6265, the Cookie Header starts with Cookie:, followed by cookieName=cookieValue. This means your rule Match: cookieName:.*; Replace: cookieName:myValue; should instead read Match: cookieName=.*; Replace: cookieName=myValue;
The type should be Regex instead of Literal
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