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And by using Firefox, or an ungoogled Chromium.
by fartcannon 5y ago
And by using Firefox, or an ungoogled Chromium.
- josefx 5y agoAs far as I understand Firefox uses it for various browser features like its add-on page, it also prevents add-ons from running on these sites.
- 5e92cb50239222b 5y agoFirefox disables Google Analytics even without any add-ons if you have the anti-tracking options on. This also works on "special" pages. Go to addons.mozilla.org and have a gander at dev tools: [GA] Do Not Track Enabled; Google Analytics not loaded and tracking disabled Edit: actually, this is them simply respecting your DNT policy, but Firefox also has a special blocker for these things. It also ships with some shims that unbreak badly developed sites which break without Analytics scripts present.
- littlestymaar 5y agoHas Firefox stopped using Google Analytics for themselves (IIRC they used it to monitor how people where using the “preference” section of Firefox, which caused quite a bit of outrage when it was known)?
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