- Feb 8, 2018
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I'm still confused why this extension is recommended.LocalCDN
This is from the developer of Decentraleyes: Simple Introduction · Wiki · Thomas Rientjes / decentraleyesI'm still confused why this extension is recommended.
(I use it too at the hype about starts)
This doesn't make sense and reduce even privacy and security.This is from the developer of Decentraleyes: Simple Introduction · Wiki · Thomas Rientjes / decentraleyes
Thanks for the advice I have changed Neat URL to ClearURLs and will add my firefox about:config settings as soon as I get some free timeSweet config, consider adding LocalCDN to Firefox and maybe replace NeatURL with ClearURLs. Second recommendation is just a matter of preference. Would also be interested in your about:config tweaks. Might find something to change in my config.
Why would he want two adblockers?Since you are using Adguard for Windows consider adding uBlock Origin and you can remove Privacy Badger and Malwarebytes Browser Guard
He can put all uBO filters in uBO and can operate in Medium/Hard Mode. At any rate Privacy Badger and Malwarebytes Browser Guard are also ad/tracker blockersWhy would he want two adblockers?
I would even say that it’s better not to use any anti tracking extension, cause the Firefox built in anti tracking set to strict + NextDNS + Adguard Windows is absolutely enough.He can put all uBO filters in uBO and can operate in Medium/Hard Mode. At any rate Privacy Badger and Malwarebytes Browser Guard are also ad/tracker blockers
I have start Firefox in private browsing mode.Is Priv8 Mode addon for FF still around?
Since you are using Adguard for Windows consider adding uBlock Origin and you can remove Privacy Badger and Malwarebytes Browser Guard
browser.privatebrowsing.autostart : true
I know I recommended ClearURLs some time ago, but now I see that you are using AdGuard Windows that can also block tracking parameters within URLs if you enable it in the Stealth Mode settings.
About LocalCDN and Decentraleyes: Browser Add-on - LocalCDN and Decentraleyes are both dead on Firefox
About HTTPS Everywhere: Firefox 83 introduces HTTPS-Only Mode – Mozilla Security Blog
The more extensions you use, the more unique your fingerprint will be. Better enable privacy.resistFingerprinting in about:config instead of using Canvas Blocker.
utm_source,utm_medium,utm_term,utm_content,utm_campaign,utm_referrer,yclid,gclid,fbclid,_openstat,fb_action_ids,fb_comment_id
fb_action_types,fb_ref,fb_source,action_object_map,action_type_map,action_ref_map,gs_l,gs_Lcp,client,sclient,sei,gws_rd
gs_gbg,gs_mss,gs_rn,ved,uact,_hsenc,_hsmi,__hssc,__hstc,hsCtaTracking,sc_campaign,sc_channel,sc_content,sc_medium,sc_outcome
sc_geo,sc_country,elqTrackId,elqTrack,assetType,assetId,recipientId,campaignId,siteId,s_cid,itm_source,itm_medium,itm_campaign
itm_content,itm_term,spReportId,spJobID,spUserID,spMailingID,hmb_campaign,hmb_medium,hmb_source,mkt_tok,mc_cid,mc_eid,pk_campaign
pk_kwd,pk_source,pk_medium,pk_content,amp;utm_medium
Firefox does such a good job at making the built in anti tracking protection better recently.I have start Firefox in private browsing mode.
browser.privatebrowsing.autostart : true
The word priv8 might confuse u so i re-edit the post to make it clear.
My Malwarebytes Browser Guard has ad/tracker unchecked
Privacy Badger use AI for automatically discover new trackers and block them based on their behavior which most of the time block few trackers on my browser.
can also be done in Adguard Windows even tho I don't really see the use case of that.CanvasBlocker have some extra functions like changing user-agent that's why I am not removing it yet.
Changing User-Agent in AdGuard breaks my Steam Clientcan also be done in Adguard Windows even tho I don't really see the use case of that.
Maybe that's what you are looking for:Changing User-Agent in AdGuard breaks my Steam Client
That's not true since their last update.Privacy Badger use AI for automatically discover new trackers and block them based on their behavior which most of the time block few trackers on my browser.
That's not the default behavior anymore:Privacy Badger use AI for automatically discover new trackers and block them based on their behavior which most of the time block few trackers on my browser.