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Avoid the websites. Call companies, go to the library, or just abstain altogether.
by everdrive 3y ago
Avoid the websites. Call companies, go to the library, or just abstain altogether.
- JohnFen 3y agoThis is the approach I've been taking. Outside of a handful of websites, the situation has become so intolerable that it's not really worth trying to find a way to safely use the wider web anymore.
- plantain 3y agoAvoid legitimate websites that Brave willfully and carelessly breaks?
- everdrive 3y agoAvoid websites which require a specific browser, and specific browser settings to function. In the vast majority of cases there's no reason why a site needs to scan my computer, use webgl, use webrtc, and a million other things which are used to track me. They're built poorly in this way because they're only testing against chrome, and are apathetic about privacy.
- mastazi 3y agoI recently had to purchase some audio plug-ins for music production. I was trying to decide between two bundles by two competing companies. They were pretty even, in my mind, in terms of pros and cons. Then I discovered that one of the two companies had a website that's broken by basic privacy settings, such as preventing autoplay for videos. I gave my money to the other company.
- matheusmoreira 3y agoOr write custom clients for any website you care about. Essentially scrapers for every site which will extract and present information without the website's code running.