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If you're not allowing all cookies and allowing all JavaScript, today's web is pretty much in shambles. I browse just with cookies limited to sites I have a re
by deathanatos 6y ago
If you're not allowing all cookies and allowing all JavaScript, today's web is pretty much in shambles.
I browse just with cookies limited to sites I have a relationship with, and it's… not pretty. A fair number of websites fail to load, or fail to load pictures. Twitter is hit or miss.
I'm working on a Web Extension that pretends cookies are enabled, and just black-holes them, or holds them in RAM for the single load of the page.
- lambda_obrien 6y agoI run NoScript and I basically only browse hn these days, literally. Half the links here don't work, either, so I usually don't even read those. Twitter is a wasteland for me. I've accepted it, and I enjoy being an antisocial technophobic software engineer. I'm even thinking about only using electronics for work. I'm sick of the internet today, I feel like it only tears people apart.
- SAI_Peregrinus 6y agoI use the Firefox "Temporary Containers" addon (and Multi-Account Containers for permanent things). New tabs open in a temporary container, a few minutes after each is closed they delete all cookies/local storage/history/etc. Basically does what you're looking for AFAICT.
- rovr138 6y agoAlmost. Temporary containers works for that 'session' while they're talking about doing it per page load.
- SAI_Peregrinus 6y agoYou can actually do it per page load. Under Isolation, Global, Navigation, change "target domain" to "Always" (for a new container every link you click, no matter the domain and subdomain). There are also other options, eg to not create new containers if link is in the same domain (or domain and subdomains) as the current tab.