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I would suggest Privacy Badger nowadays (as a complement to the irreplaceable uBlock origin).
by pteraspidomorph 7y ago
I would suggest Privacy Badger nowadays (as a complement to the irreplaceable uBlock origin).
- jrcii 7y agoAdd to that Cookie Autodelete and uMatrix
- aesh2Xa1 7y agoDoes Privacy Badger do something that uBlock Origin does not?
- samschooler 7y agoInstead of having built in lists, it dynamically tries to track the trackers and block domains/cookies it thinks are trying to track you.
- fabiomaia 7y agoBeen wondering this for a while even though I have both installed
- llacb47 7y agoNot really. uBo devs recommend having only one blocker in place to reduce chances of issues/breakage occurring.
- rectang 7y agoThey have different purposes. Privacy Badger is not there to block all ads; it exists to block trackers. For websites I like, I turn off uBlock Origin but leave Privacy Badger enabled.
- cassianoleal 7y agoHave you been able to compare that with latest Firefox's native tracker blocker? So far to me that's been pretty good to the point I stopped using Privacy Badger (which I agree is pretty good too!).
- brobinson 7y agoConsider using Privacy Possum instead of Privacy Badger. It's a bit more thorough.