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I take it Ghostery takes care of it as well. Does anybody know?
by teamhappy 12y ago
I take it Ghostery takes care of it as well. Does anybody know?
- zo1 12y agoI'd also be curious to know this. Ghostery was quite an eye-opener when I first tried it. Everytime you go to a site, it lists all the items that it blocked on that page.
- mp3geek 12y agoI can't speak for Ghostery, but when false positives on webpages occur its easier to debug and fix issues in Adblock Plus.
- teamhappy 12y agoDebugging as a user or developer? It literally takes a single click to disable a specific tracker for a specific site or to disable tracking globally to see if Ghostery broke something.
- mp3geek 12y agoIts a bit old, but Adblock Plus lists rank pretty well for privacy; http://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/node/6730 http://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/node/6730 also another comparson; https://github.com/gorhill/httpswitchboard/wiki/How-does-HTTP-Switchboard-compares-to-AdBlock-%2C-Ghostery-or-Disconnect-concerning-privacy%3F https://github.com/gorhill/httpswitchboard/wiki/How-does-HTT...
- teamhappy 12y agoThe block lists are great. I'm using them in a different plugin though.
- bmcd87 12y agoYes, Ghostery has multiple different Facebook trackers in it's database. This doesn't seem like anything new, just a reaction to the news that Facebook is going to expand what they do with the data they collect. (I'm a Ghostery developer)