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Just use Brave or install uBlock origin Firefox or other Chromium based browsers. And god forbid do not use Chrome. And make sure you have the Easy-Privacy list
by redder23 3y ago
Just use Brave or install uBlock origin Firefox or other Chromium based browsers. And god forbid do not use Chrome. And make sure you have the Easy-Privacy list active. Brave actually uses the list internally without showing it to the user on the filter list screen.
If you would like to block tracking this way you would need to install thousands of addons for every company/domain/... its a pretty shitty solution. Is Google by law somewhere required to provide this or why is this an actual official extension?
- timeon 3y agoEven better: do not use Chromium based browsers.
- qwertyuiop_ 3y ago+1 this ^ I have tried FF with ublock and other browsers. But Brave gets it better. Out of the box aggressive blocking and yet the same time providing smooth transaction experience - purchasing, adding to carts, sessions etc are frustration free without fiddling with individual filters. Performance is added bonus. Go Team Brave !!
- heavyset_go 3y agoFirefox with no add-ons with Enhanced Tracking Protection set to strict will block Google Analytics. See this HN submission: Firefox replaces Google Analytics with fake no-op in strict tracking protection[1]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26280808 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26280808