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Heh, Ghostery is not paid to whitelist anyone, I would know since I run the database for Ghostery. As to your question: NoScript does a different thing -- it c
by fixanoid 13y ago
Heh, Ghostery is not paid to whitelist anyone, I would know since I run the database for Ghostery.
As to your question: NoScript does a different thing -- it concentrates on limiting known security issues by disabling Javscript. Tracking is accomplished in a variety of ways, and only some of them are Javascript based. Ghostery looks for all of these and lets users know who is tracking them on any given web page.