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I wonder if RequestPolicy helps block this. My config is as follows: 1. AdBlock (+privacylist) 2. Ghostery 3. RequestPolicy 4. HTTPS Everywhere 5. /etc/ho

I wonder if RequestPolicy helps block this. My config is as follows: 1. AdBlock (+privacylist) 2. Ghostery 3. RequestPolicy 4. HTTPS Everywhere 5. /etc/hosts with common tracking hosts pointing to 127.0.0.1 6. Disconnect.me 7. Disable 3rd party cookies 8. Uninstall Flash (when I need Flash, I use Chrome) 9. Configure Chrome Flash to not allow any local storage 10. about:config set dom.storage.enabled to false. This is just a start and it would be nice to have some consistent way to disable localstorage.

DellOrange12 15y ago
My OS is Ubuntu and my Firefox config is: * AdBlock Plus (with 16 filter subscriptions) * BetterPrivacy * User Agent Switcher * RequestPolicy * NoScript * PrivacyChoice TrackerBlock * Ghostery * QuickJava After installing Collusion and going to both the BBC webpage and a random selection of Gawker Media's webpages, the Collusion graph is empty. I can now confirm my selection of security plug-ins prevents tracking. Sweet! :-D
throwaway64 15y ago
if site cookies are blocked on firefox, so is dom storage