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It is. It does. uMatrix is probably not for the average user out there, but personally, I won't go anywhere on the web without it these days. Keep the blacklis
by interfixus 9y ago
It is. It does. uMatrix is probably not for the average user out there, but personally, I won't go anywhere on the web without it these days.
Keep the blacklists up to date, and have scripting completely off by default. You get granular control on a wholly different levet than offered by NoScript (which I really no longer see a need for).
- youou 9y ago>have scripting completely off by default Does this mean you have the "scripts" column red and turn them on for individual sites?
- interfixus 9y agoThat is what it means, yes. And click them on as needed, first local scripts, and then various external ones if that's not enough. Can be a bit of a hassle for a while, but once you get permanent rulesets established for sites you frequent and more or less trust, it works like a dream. I hardly ever see an ad, and various sniffer-services (or "analytics") must somehow learn to live without a lot my traffic data.
- deltaprotocol 9y agoNot parent but probably yes. That's how I roll as well.