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I rather like Firefox at the moment. Is there a good way to also block cookie banners on Firefox? How does it compare to what Brave is doing?
by ufo 4y ago
I rather like Firefox at the moment. Is there a good way to also block cookie banners on Firefox? How does it compare to what Brave is doing?
- wafriedemann 4y agoJust enable the Easylist Cookie List in Ubo, I guess. That's what Brave apparently uses. Surprised this 'news' made the start page.
- soundnote 4y agoIt's not the capability, it's that the browser proactively asks the user if they want to subscribe to the cookie list. The list itself has been available in uBO and Brave Shields for a while.
- theodorejb 4y agoInstall uBlock Origin, open Settings > Filter lists, and enable EasyList Cookie in the Annoyances section. As I understand it this will do the same thing Brave does.
- sushibowl 4y agoublock origin extension can be configured to do this. Go to settings -> filter lists, and under annoyances enable "fanboy's annoyance". Blocks most cookie/gdpr banners.