PC Browser security....
Discussion
I suspect I maybe out of date again and maybe running to many "solutions", but using Firefox of late has become irritating.
Currently using up to date Firefox witht he following add ons:
Ublock Origin
No Script
HTTPS everywhere
Privacy Badger
I dont care about cookies
Oh, and Tampermonkey to hide a couple of trolls on here.
Some websites just wont work at all and its become a PITA TBH.
Currently using up to date Firefox witht he following add ons:
Ublock Origin
No Script
HTTPS everywhere
Privacy Badger
I dont care about cookies
Oh, and Tampermonkey to hide a couple of trolls on here.
Some websites just wont work at all and its become a PITA TBH.
Turn7 said:
Nothing, just became used to having to run add ons in the 90's I guess.....
I’m sure I could benefit from the odd add on, but generally I don’t have any issues so just leave as is.I do think you can get obsessed with this kind of stuff though, and end up in a position where it becomes problematic.
I use Chrome with ublock origin and 99% of the time a site doesn't work on the first visit is because the accept cookies popup has been blocked.
I simply disable ublock briefly, refresh the page, accept the cookie thing, then renable ublock and away you go until the cookie expires, then rinse and repeat if necessary.
I could not bear to use most sites without ublock origin, it's a life saver.
I simply disable ublock briefly, refresh the page, accept the cookie thing, then renable ublock and away you go until the cookie expires, then rinse and repeat if necessary.
I could not bear to use most sites without ublock origin, it's a life saver.
Edited by peterperkins on Tuesday 17th January 08:23
NoScript will break just about every website until you have setup per-site permissions for everything required for the website to function. It's not an extension most people will want to use unless they want control over every script that runs.
Edit: also, Firefox has an HTTPS-Only Mode in the settings so you don't need HTTPS everywhere and uBlock Origin has an EasyList Cookie filter so you shouldn't need the separate 'I don't care about cookies' extension
Edit: also, Firefox has an HTTPS-Only Mode in the settings so you don't need HTTPS everywhere and uBlock Origin has an EasyList Cookie filter so you shouldn't need the separate 'I don't care about cookies' extension
Edited by 130R on Monday 16th January 12:01
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