Which one is better?
uBlock Origin
>>53115773
ublock origin
OP you know Ghostery is literally owned by an ad company right?
>>53115792
>>53115834
Why?>
>53115855
I didn't know. Thank you!
>>53115867
>Why?
Because it's the best ad blocker, and it can replace all of those addons you listed with it's 3rd party filters.
>>53115773
>trying this hard to not mention ublock origin
>>53115855
From http://lifehacker.com/ad-blocking-extension-ghostery-actually-sells-data-to-a-514417864:
>Ghostery is owned by Evidon, a company that collects and provides data to advertising companies. It has a feature called GhostRank that you can check to "support" them. The problem is, Ghostery blocks sites from gathering personal information on you—but Ghostrank will take note the ads you encounter and which ones you block, and sends that information back to advertisers so they can better formulate their ads to avoid being blocked. The data is anonymous, and Ghostery still does everything it promises to do to protect your privacy.
So, if I uncheck that option it should be fine, right?
>>53115773
Blocking ads slowly kills the websites you visit, idiot.
First hand experience, I worked for one that is now closing down because dropping ad revenue despite rising amounts of visits.
I was rather disappoint with Privacy Badger. I had hopes it will jsut deal with the tracking problem, but it just blocks ads too, so you are still a fucking parasite on the web. Ended up using no blocking at all, it is not essential or anything.
>>53115924
Any website that uses an immoral revenue stream like advertising deserves to be shut down.
>>53115924
Nice troll, bro :)
Daily reminder that if you motherfuckers keep on telling everyone about adblock on youtube, the future of media will be subscription only
>>53115924
>>53115952
uBlock Origin + Noscript
>>53115962
hello me
>>53115924
Maybe they shouldn't have used popovers and let their ads attempt to load malware onto people's computers, then, hmmmmm?
Online ads are an attack vector, I'm not too keen on those.
>>53115924
Get fucked.
Are you old enough to remember BBSes? The internet started out as a not-for-profit place where people chatted, chilled, and shared. Then the normies moved in, then corps tried to be cool and moved in, but now both groups are getting assblasted back out. I'm happy we're going back to our roots.
>protip: the internet will always exist, as long as ISPs get paid. your shitty site doesn't matter.
>>53115962
But Noscript isn't available for Chrome.
>>53115773
>Kaspersky plugin
>>53115952
Good, that's a much more ethical revenue stream, websites won't need to load 50 tracking scripts everytime you visit them
>>53116006
I know! :) But I use KIS and got it installed.
>>53115952
>media
Murder yourself.
>>53116005
i'm not that easily baited anon
>>53116005
>he uses Botnet the Browser and is worried about advertising
I got some bad news for you bud...
>>53116023
Cпacибo, тoвapищ.
>>53116036
>>53116039
>>53116049
Alright, I'm gonna switch to Firefox, then.
I'm curious of what this means, tho:
>Cпacибo, тoвapищ.
>>53116049
wew
>>53115773
uBlock Origin + uMatrix + Privacy Badger
>>53115773
all of them installed at the same time
>>53115924
good try keep up old man this is the internet not tv
>>53115773
AdBlock Plus because it respects websites that put the effort to have unintrusive ads by allowing them by default, but it still gives you the freedom to choose to block the ads in those websites anyway.
>>53116147
yeah that's pretty much how us italian feel when we hear a guy from Naples talking.
Understanding russian would be easier desu
>>53115962
This but also RequestPolicy.
>>53116260
Advertising is by definition intrusive.
>>53116624
If there's only a small static text ad on the side of the page it's not going to make your browsing experience any worse.
Popups, audio ads, videos, etc on the other hand....
>>53116703
I block website elements that /should/ be there if they annoy me, even the least intrusive ad is untidy.
That, and in 37 years I've never once bought something because it was in an ad. I'm never going to use the elements and they do not need to waste load time.
privacy badger + ublock origin
>>53116703
>If there's only a small static text ad on the side of the page it's not going to make your browsing experience any worse.
That was what google did.
But most advertising companies don't do that.
They also don't check their shit for malware. Ad companies are the number 1 source of malware on the internet.
>>53116763
AdBlock Plus has guidelines about acceptable ads. And if you are a website owner you can enter their whitelist for free. You only have to pay them 30% of ad revenue (that comes from adb plus users) if you serve more than 10 million ads per month to adbp users.
I don't see anything wrong with their policy and desu I quite respect their idea
Source: https://adblockplus.org/about#acceptableads
>>53116808
Now that's a racket.
>>53116851
>t. M. Goldberg
>>53116111
I wouldn't do that, anon.
http://m.slashdot.org/story/307143
Pwn2Own won't use Firefox this year because its too easy to exploit.
>>53116808
Do you respect violent mobsters and drug dealers?
>>53116111
[something] friend.
Ghostery + Blur + Privacy Badger + Disconnect. I'm using all of them and Peerblock as external filter too.
>>53115773
>Nothing to hide
>Uses privacy badger/ghostery
Winkids, everyone
>>53117665
>implying all winkids are mentally challenged
>>53117688
We are all somewhat mentally challenged here
>>53117665
Wat?
>>53117486
>Having something to hide
>>53115773
>AdBlock Plus with its shitty "acceptable ads"
>Ghostery is closed-source and literally owned by an ad company called Better Advertising that data mines and sells information on which ads users block
>Kaspersky is literally Russian closed-source corporate bloatware shit
>can't say a lot about Privacy Badger, cause never used it
NoScript, Request Policy, RefControl, Self-Destructing Cookies, uBlock Origin or uMatrix optionally.
Web of Trust is also recommended if you are a retard and don't know which links look suspicious.
>>53116888
So...what browser should I use?
>>53118033
chromium
>>53117828
>anime
KEK, what a loser
>>53117828
>not having anything to hide
>>53115924
All these shit Web 2.0 sites deserve to die, because they fucked up the web. Gotta clean house and unfuck the system.
