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Try umatrix you could use it a little like this. Sadly most sites use a lot of third party javascript, css etc so it will be a clunkier experience than you are

Try umatrix you could use it a little like this. Sadly most sites use a lot of third party javascript, css etc so it will be a clunkier experience than you are hoping for.

atombender 7y ago
That just sounds like more micromanagement to me?
- dorgo 7y ago
  What is the difference to answering 10 to 20 "Allow/Deny?" question on each website? The website just won't work until you figure out which 3 of the 15 requests are needed to render the website properly. Most of these domains aren't "microsoft.com" but something like "gibberish123.net". Good luck guessing whether the request is legitime/usefull. edit: sounds like another addon idea: find the minimal set of 3rd parties needed to render a website.
  - atombender 7y ago
    You can eliminate most of those things based on general blacklisting rules for ads and beacons of the kind that adblockers currently rely on.
  - mr_toad 7y ago
    > find the minimal set of 3rd parties needed to render a website. uMatrix tries to do this already with some third party scripts, but it’s a moving target.