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I have been using “Cookies Autodelete” for years. Except for a short list of 20 sites, nothing can store data on my Firefox. These tracking sites would not be
by jackjeff 7y ago
I have been using “Cookies Autodelete” for years. Except for a short list of 20 sites, nothing can store data on my Firefox.
These tracking sites would not be able to show me ads anyway because I have “uBlock origin”
And finally “I don’t care about cookies” to automatically dismiss these stupid GDPR “we’re going to use cookies” prompts.
Without these the Internet feels broken.
- gruez 7y ago>I have been using “Cookies Autodelete” for years. Except for a short list of 20 sites, nothing can store data on my Firefox. Not really. It doesn't delete indexeddb for instance.
- Drdrdrq 7y agoAnd cache, local storage, basically anything that changes state.
- rasz 7y agodelete indexedDB; in userjs is all it takes in Chrome to disable indexedDB permanently
- smitop 7y agoIt is still possible for websites to access indexedDB by using Web Workers: new Worker("data:application/javascript,console.log('indexedDB: ', indexedDB)") This works since userscripts only run in top-level websites and frames, but the above code runs JS code in a seperate thread with no attached DOM.
- rasz 7y agoif ('serviceWorker' in window.navigator) navigator.serviceWorker.register = () => new Promise( function(resolve, reject) {} ); disables webworkers from ever working.