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AdBlock + NoScript + Ghostery. kthxbai.

• Amadou 13y ago
  RequestPolicy is a little bit of all those wrapped up into one plugin that does whitelisting. https://www.requestpolicy.com/ https://www.requestpolicy.com/
  • sp332 13y ago
    As much as I like RequestPolicy, it doesn't do JS blocking if the JS comes from the same domain as the page you're visiting, or any whitelisted domains.
• ddebernardy 13y ago
  Hold... AdBlock features "Acceptable Ads", by means of which advertisers are blackmailed to pay AdBlock so that their ads still go through. Ghostery belongs to an advertisement business. And sure enough, they disable tracking for third parties while proceeding to track you on their end. Priceless.
  • lmm 13y ago
    > AdBlock features "Acceptable Ads", by means of which advertisers are blackmailed to pay AdBlock so that their ads still go through. Why should I care? By installing AdBlock I've already declared that I don't care about the "moral" side of ad revenue. If browsing the web without AdBlock is annoying, and browsing with AdBlock is non-annoying, I'm going to browse with AdBlock. If this paid exemption mechanism let enough ads through to make the web annoying again then I'd feel the need to do something about it, but so far it hasn't.