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Ad Hacker :: Add-ons for Firefox
Advertisers and publishers want to know more about you, so they track your Internet browsing with web bugs, beacons, and cookies hidden in your web pages.Targeted Advertising Cookie Opt-Out (TACO) :: Firefox Add-ons
This tool was originally based on the Advertising Cookie Opt Out Plugin by Valentin Gheorghita, a Google Engineer.
Q: I notice that when I go to the Flash Player settings manager site I still get a list of visited pages.
BetterPrivacy :: Add-ons for Firefox
Ghostery :: Add-ons for Firefox
Ghostery sees the "invisible" web, detecting trackers, web bugs, pixels, and beacons placed on web pages by Facebook, Google Analytics, and over 800 other ad networks, behavioral data providers, web publishers - all companies interested in your activity.While the last 18 months have marked a monumental boost in browser performance and the beginnings in earnest of the HTML5 web app era, another important story has also been weaving its way through the fabric of internet society — the increasing importance of privacy on the web. Last year, both the US and EU decided that privacy on the web in general, and tracking cookies in specific, should be taken seriously. As a result, both Chrome and Internet Explorer now have tracking protection extensions, and Mozilla has proposed and implemented a Do Not Track HTTP header.
How to visualize behavior tracking cookies with a Firefox add-on | ExtremeTech
Please report support issues at: http://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/flashblock This mailing list is public, other people can see your messages including your email address. A User mentioned that whitelisting youtube videos embedded on other sites stopped working because the URL has changed, You should now whitelist " s.ytimg.com/yt " instead. FoxTab: To allow FoxTab to work without interruption please add "chrome" to the Flashblock whitelist (without the '" quotes).
Flashblock :: Firefox Add-ons
NoScript :: Firefox Add-ons
IMPORTANT: before asking or commenting about the *completely anonymous* request made to https://secure.informaction.com/ipecho on startup, or the those sent to your own WAN IP periodically, please read about the WAN IP protection feature at http://noscript.net/abe/wan (mentioned also in the release notes for 2.0 and in the privacy policy here). If you're in doubt about the full anonymity and total privacy of this feature, just check (or let someone you trust check) the source code here, the file is content/DNS.js.