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Browser Extensions for Privacy. - Shinthai - Feb 9, 2024 Hey everyone, hope you all are doing well and having a great day and week so far. I wanna share some browser extensions which are really helpful for privacy. Now don't think by using these extensions you are 100% safe. Stay always aware and alert whatever you do online. Below is a list which I have made by my own research and sorry because I was trying to share the image with everyone but it says until I make more than 50 posts I can't share any links, images or videos. So sorry for that. (Remember: I'm not the smartest one but I learn everyday and try to improve as a whole + All kinds of suggestions are welcomed, so feel free to share your thoughts.) CanvasBlocker Chameleon Cookie AutoDelete Decentraleyes Disable WebRTC Ghostery Tracker & Ad Blocker - Privacy AdBlock Google Analytics Blocker IDN Safe LocalCDN NoScript Privacy Badger Privacy Settings Random USer-Agent (Switcher) Self-Destructing Cookies uBlock Origin Quote:One more thing I'm new here. I'm basically interested in topics related to but not limited to Hacking Stuff (Includes everything like different kinds of OS, Tools, Popular Trends, RAT, Web Application, etc.) Cryptocurrency, Politics, and Conspiracy Theories. RE: Browser Extensions for Privacy - Bastille - Feb 9, 2024 Hello, welcome to HF You should use https://imgur.com/ to host your images Don't forget to read the Help Docs too ! RE: Browser Extensions for Privacy - Shinthai - Feb 9, 2024 Thanks for the warm welcome first of all. Yeah got your point. Looking forward to meet knowledgeable people here. RE: Browser Extensions for Privacy. - anoncrab - Feb 13, 2024 I'd also recommend LibRedirect, it redirects a lot of popular websites to alternative and privacy friendly frontends. RE: Browser Extensions for Privacy. - Shinthai - Feb 14, 2024 (Feb 13, 2024 02:34 AM)anoncrab Wrote: I'd also recommend LibRedirect, it redirects a lot of popular websites to alternative and privacy friendly frontends. Really appreciate you brother for sharing that. 🙂 |