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What does this do that ublock origin doesn't? The FAQ explains the difference is that this extension makes 'clearer' your opposition to being tracked. I see th
by jsmith99 6y ago
What does this do that ublock origin doesn't? The FAQ explains the difference is that this extension makes 'clearer' your opposition to being tracked.
I see there is a premium version planned but no indication of what additional features it might support.
- izacus 6y agoI've never seen uBlock Origin block the cookie and GDPR consent popups though.
- beardog 6y agoI believe you have to enable the list to block this in the settings
- Meekro 6y agoYou have to turn it on. In the options, there are several "Annoyances" blocklists (AdGuard Annoyances, Fanboy's Annoyances, uBlock Annoyances) that do this. Turn them all on for best results.
- izacus 6y agoOhh... thanks!
- GuillaumeHr 6y agouBlock is able to block cookie banners. But he is not able to reject cookie uses. And we (Ninja Cookie) are thinking you have to say you don't want to be tracked. We like to take the example of democracy and elections as a way of explaining our stance: many people complain that their opinion is never heard, or even that their voice cannot change the final outcome. But how can anyone expect an opinion to be heard, and taken into account, if it is not stated?
- sergeykish 6y agoDisable cookies by default, uMatrix * * cookie block And purge LocalStorage, SessionStorage, DatabaseStorage, CacheStorage if JavaScript allowed.