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You mean all websites don't do this sort of stuff by default? Have I ever been out of the loop.
On my webserver I can see all IP-addresses that visit my site, including an approximation of the location of those addresses. It's standard, without cookies. Also: it is visible what browsers the visitors use, with the equipment (tablet, phone, desktop) and their respective operating systems. Still without cookies.
When someone uses the internet, they hardly know what kind of telemetry their software and hardware hands out and I can only imagine that it can be pretty easy, with the help of cookies, scripts and trackers, to do whatever you like with that information.
Thanks for this. I've often wondered if you could ID my browser and Linux OS...Now I know! What's your URL ?