How to configure Firefox settings for maximum privacy and security - The Hated One
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Date: 2022-03-20
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lifehacksandideas
Hi there, I absolute love your videos and have implemented a lot of the things you have discussed. I do however have a question. There is no content blocking section in my settings. id also be interest in how as a content creator do you use youtube and still protect your privacy. Wishing you all the luck of the irish in your journey
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Hi there, I absolute love your videos and have implemented a lot of the things you have discussed. I do however have a question. There is no content blocking section in my settings. id also be interest in how as a content creator do you use youtube and still protect your privacy. Wishing you all the luck of the irish in your journey
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srksii
Firefox settings dont mean squat! They are liars. I tried little experiment. Wanted to block facebook cookies to stop tracking. I put into browser: block all cookies with word facebook. Funny thing, it do blocked all cookies except one witch was always present and not deleted and it do had word facebook in its name. Try it yourself
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Firefox settings dont mean squat! They are liars. I tried little experiment. Wanted to block facebook cookies to stop tracking. I put into browser: block all cookies with word facebook. Funny thing, it do blocked all cookies except one witch was always present and not deleted and it do had word facebook in its name. Try it yourself
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Glenn
I need to know how to allow safe sites, I got a new pc and I am getting blocked on a regular business site.
What is the equivalent here our Internet explorer used to have or I could just add safe sites and have no blocks?
And you are talking way too fast. I was really hoping you could help me now I have to move on
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I need to know how to allow safe sites, I got a new pc and I am getting blocked on a regular business site.
What is the equivalent here our Internet explorer used to have or I could just add safe sites and have no blocks?
And you are talking way too fast. I was really hoping you could help me now I have to move on
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dand337
You should have talked more about the trade-offs of those tweaks. I'm personally against turning off firefox technical data collection for everyday use, because it really helps mozilla developers to improve their product and make necessary statistics to understand the market.
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You should have talked more about the trade-offs of those tweaks. I'm personally against turning off firefox technical data collection for everyday use, because it really helps mozilla developers to improve their product and make necessary statistics to understand the market.
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Tudor
Is deleting cookies and browsing history necessary when I use extensions (such as Privacy Badger, Privacy Possum, uBlock, CanvasBlocker, Decentraleyes) necessary?
I mean, these already block a lot of trackers out there, so I'm interested to know wether its useful or not.
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Is deleting cookies and browsing history necessary when I use extensions (such as Privacy Badger, Privacy Possum, uBlock, CanvasBlocker, Decentraleyes) necessary?
I mean, these already block a lot of trackers out there, so I'm interested to know wether its useful or not.
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KaliDevHacker
Always use Private browsing dont work for me. My pinned tabs that i always have open disappear, and i dont want to open 10 tabs with stuff i use every day every time i open firefox. And some of my settings changed after doing this. Had to reboot computer to fix it.
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Always use Private browsing dont work for me. My pinned tabs that i always have open disappear, and i dont want to open 10 tabs with stuff i use every day every time i open firefox. And some of my settings changed after doing this. Had to reboot computer to fix it.
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it_industry
Or simply one can use LibreWolf which is a fork of Mozilla but oriented for privacy.
But one should remember that Mozilla isn't the best browser: it's bloated and has links with Google.
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Or simply one can use LibreWolf which is a fork of Mozilla but oriented for privacy.
But one should remember that Mozilla isn't the best browser: it's bloated and has links with Google.
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Raha
Is the Do Not Track feature under privacy settings secure? I heard from somewhere that it is licensed to Firefox by Google. Is this true?
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Is the Do Not Track feature under privacy settings secure? I heard from somewhere that it is licensed to Firefox by Google. Is this true?
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Antonio
Legit dealer like joecarder112 on Telegrams is rare. It transparency make me to have a deal with. Thanks man I really appreciate it
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Legit dealer like joecarder112 on Telegrams is rare. It transparency make me to have a deal with. Thanks man I really appreciate it
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Mchief
Holyshit! this settings are too strong that i can't even download anything from any website unless i use IDM or XDM manually
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Holyshit! this settings are too strong that i can't even download anything from any website unless i use IDM or XDM manually
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