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FWIW, my Firefox privacy add-on stack is: * Adblock Plus * BetterPrivacy * Ghostery * NoScript * PrivacyChoice TrackerBlock * QuickJava * User Agent Swit
by FellowesQi2014 15y ago
FWIW, my Firefox privacy add-on stack is:
* Adblock Plus
* BetterPrivacy
* Ghostery
* NoScript
* PrivacyChoice TrackerBlock
* QuickJava
* User Agent Switcher
Yes, there is some overlap in functionality. And getting the configurations correct can be a minor pain (none of them are ready to go after install).
I have also found the Chromium version of Ghostery cannot be configured to block DoubleClick tracking. :-( So much for using Chrome-based browsers as my main browser.
- slowpoke 15y agoAnother good add-on to consider is RequestPolicy. It controls cross-site requests and thus blocks a lot of stuff before it even loads. It's a nice complement to NoScript. If you don't like all of the social media buttons (which are also trackers and are, in my opinion, an eyesore), consider subscribing to the Antisocial filter list[2] for ABP. It blocks all of these pesky, useless annoyances and removes them from sight. Oh, and btw: Chrome is Chromium based, not the other way round. ;) [1]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/requestpolicy/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/requestpolicy... [2]: http://adversity.uk.to/ http://adversity.uk.to/