- Jan 22, 2014
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And noscript can't provide features like
Google Privacy
addon. so u need few extra addons if u concern about privacy
Google Privacy
addon. so u need few extra addons if u concern about privacy
Sir, not everyone in this world is a fan of firefox like you , they use random web browser coz everyone have different taste & noscript is for firefox only. what if i use only chrome & not firefox? then no noscript for me. Noscript also annoys me & blocks too much on some websites which makes the page not works properly so i need to enable the whole page or enable mostly "scripts & cookies" to load that page successfully. Cookies won't track me, my browser cleaned every cookies before i closed it or i can use " securely close browser " in click & clean also have vanilla cookie manager and i use browser mostly in incognito mode. About tracking i use, disconnect in chrome. If Nocript & self destruction cookies are so good then everyone in this world will use this 2 addons only for privacy & won't download millions times other addons. & post thousands of nice reviews about other addons comments. many peoples wants to try new addons
Also Firefox is buggy & freezes & take high cpu usage. Chrome is better then firefox for me
Most people can not either "properly use noscript" or do not want the inconvenience themselves with having to mess with it so much. It is not a matter of not working. it was just a suggestion, to those that have issues with tracking. Using google chrome, as you stated, you will not find extensions that do as good a job as you will find with firefox, it is why i prefer it.
Cleaning the cookies after your browsing session will not stop tracking, the cookies need to be cleared as soon as you leave the site, or it will indeed collect information.
It is your choice what to use for your web adventures, i only made an observation, and responded.
You want true privacy on the internet, i can make it simple for you, privacy is based 100% on what you divulge..
Koroke San give self destructing cookies a try (if you haven't) Trust us, you'll just LOVE it. It clears the cookies the moment you close the tab and sometimes you don't even have to close the tab. It deletes the cookies where it feels necessary.
I know how to use it properlyMost people can not either "properly use noscript"
After this discussion, I've tested both Disconnect and Ghostery extensively on different webpages. And my latest find is, Disconnect is better than Ghostery. Even though both works well, webpages load faster when I use Disconnect. Thanks Koroke San.
This addon blocks too much & i don't like too much clicking on it every time to allow everything to load page successfully. I'm not so "extreme" paranoid. thnx
I'm well protected from my layered security & common sense. This addon annoys me so i not gonna use it again brahIt can be used in "allow-all/block-exceptionally" mode (see https://github.com/gorhill/httpswit...iki-the-allow-allblock-exceptionally-approach), and you are still protected from a of of nuisance.
Now that we still don't have Noscript for chrome, I wonder, has anything changed ??? If so, then why we still don't have Noscript for chrome !!!Eight months later, Chrome extensions are here but NoScript is not among them yet, and people are asking why. The reason is very simple: Chrome is still lacking the required infrastructure for selective script disablement and object blocking.
Maybe Google plans to implement the missing stuff later, maybe they’re still trying to figure out whether it can be done without enabling effective ad blocking, but in the meanwhile the pale AdBlock and FlashBlock imitations which have been hacked together by overwhelming popular demand, are forced to use a very fragile CSS-based hiding approach, ridiculously easy to circumvent
Found this on the link provided by bo.elam
Now that we still don't have Noscript for chrome, I wonder, has anything changed ??? If so, then why we still don't have Noscript for chrome !!!
The post is outdated, as I mentioned above. Chromium has proper API to block javascript since Chrome 17 (see http://developer.chrome.com/extensions/webRequest#). It is used in the blocker I mentioned above and it works reliably.
U right said, brah about chrome. He don't keep himself update so why he's confused
I can see that brahI'm pretty sure he is aware of this, because he participated in this thread, and because he stated himself that he is "hacking Blink to make a serious NoScript Chrome viable" last october.