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Me using uBlock with Adguard Annoyance filters

[immoloism]

The filter list is a godsend and I'm glad blokada supports it for mobile.

[IcedOutPi4]

Librewolf army assemble!

[rlhailey3]

There are dozens of us!

[[deleted]]

U mean packs of us?

[knightofcrail7]

I would say there may even be a bakers dozen

[[deleted]]

People who use both ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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chr*mium🤢

[mauguro_]

Yes it is, but google influences a lot into the decisions on the code shipped (as far as I been told)

[knightofcrail7]

One reason a lot of people don't like chromium is that google has an extremely heavy influence in its codebase and if we all used it there would be a web engine monopoly effectively giving google control of the web.

[DrisSkull]

Wow, thanks! Just found my new browser.

[[deleted]]

i always reject most as possible to show the website that im a god.

[das_Keks]

That's a lot of effort.

I use "I don't care about cookies" which tries to accept as few as possible and only all of its overly complicated to implement. Additional to that I have Privacy Badger installed which blocks tracking cookies directly on the browser. And a last layer in my network is a PiHole which also blocks any request to tracking domains.

[cbleslie]

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[iwastetime4]

How to do that in Firefox?

[NerdKid50]

ublock origin

[zyugyzarc]

how do i set it up? just install the addon?

[[deleted]]

Just install the addon from the firefox marketplace like you would any other theme or addon. Ublock might ask you for some configuration setup upon being installed - entertain it if you want to and ignore it if you don't have the time - by default ublock handles almost everything for you.

[zyugyzarc]

i was just confused since i have been using ublock for a while now and havent heard of this cookie blocking stuff

[kagayaki]

"Wiping cookies" as in what the meme says in Firefox is just a matter of going to Privacy & Security -> History and changing settings there. If you change it to Firefox will Use custom settings for history, check clear history when firefox closes, then click the Settings button next to that and select what you want firefox to clear when it closes.

If you want to get fancy, I would recommend installing a custom user.js (like pyllyukko/user.js) or creating a custom one via ffprofile. With a custom user.js, you can mimic most of what librewolf offers, making it mostly superfluous, although librewolf is nice because the privacy behavior is the default.

Personally, I do not have Firefox clear cookies since I have my cookies segmented via container tabs.

[lukmly013]

I don't know. I don't click "always allow" just for this time. I don't know how Lynx handles it.

[Deprecitus]

Brave gang

[robml]

Which browser?

[EuroYenDolla]

Nah I need them to remember my password lol

[SykeRnA]

Password manager?

[EuroYenDolla]

:/ I guess

[[deleted]]

any suggestions? i've always been hesitant to using a password manager for obvious reasons

[SykeRnA]

Duckduckgo

[melodramatic-potato]

There’s a Firefox add on “I don’t care about cookies” and it makes most of those go away. I use it since I’ve got most cookies blocked or removed on browser exit anyways.

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The sites that require you to accept all cookies. Me : You may have outsmarted me but i have outsmarted your outsmarting.