What is the holy trinity of browser addons?
>>55183046
NoScript considered harmful
Common Sense 2020
some kind of ad blocker
something for gestures
something for nightmode
>>55183063
Plus why would you even need it if you have uBlock? What other kinds of scripts would someone need to block?
>>55183046
>NoScript
uMatrix is way better.
>>55183089
How so?
i prefer umatrix over ublock's advanced mode for the finer-grained control
>>55183100
More fine-grained control of what is and is not blocked. You can allow a particular domain to set cookies, display images, and use frames, but disallow it from running scripts, for instance.
Anyway for privacy purposes I say UBO, uMatrix, and something like Self-Destructing Cookies.
>>55183046
uMatrix + uBlock Origin + Decentraleyes.
>>55183158
In other words, hours of configuring
>>55183374
if by "hours" you mean "maybe five minutes or so", then maybe.
>>55183046
Adblock plus, cookie destroyer, and sadpanda.
>>55183386
literal days of intensive configuring
>>55183405
calm down, Archfriend
if you want to spend days configuring something you won't find it with those addons. they aren't hard to set up or use at all.
uBlock Origin, https Everywhere and DownThemAll!
>>55183386
depends on the websites used. how would you configure youtube?
>>55183484
No need to shout, anon.
>>55183500
Who is shouting?
>>55183495
well personally I wouldn't. I don't browse through videos there and when someone links me a video I want to see I use youtube-dl.
but I'm presuming you don't want to do that so you just tell uMatrix to allow scripts from youtube.com and ytimg.com on the youtube.com domain. I think those two are enough to make it work. Remember to click the lock icon to save those changes if you want them to persist.
UBO should need no configuration. If I recall correctly. Remember to check all the extra blocklists when setting it up.
SDC should also just werk. it allows cookies while you're on the site and then deletes them when you close the tab. So you should close tabs that you're done with and not keep 1,000 of them open. Remember to keep Flash uninstalled to avoid LSOs.
It took me longer to type that then it'd take you to do it.
noscript
requestpolicy
selfdestructing cookies
>"Everyone should be using HTTPS Everywhere"
- moot, 2015
>>55183565
Literally who?
>>55183572
He works at google so he's probably a big deal of some kind.
>>55183581
is he spying on my memes
>>55183046
>noscript
>ublock
>httpseveryWHERE
>betterprivacy
>SELF-DESTRUCTING COOKIES
If you don't have these essential addons... idk what you're doing with your internet life.
>>55183083
jewgle anal-ytics
>>55183588
boy, he created memes.
>>55183695
uBlock blocks that.
>>55183708
well I really hate it so I block it twice
>>55183046
>noscript
>2016
https://liltinkerer.surge.sh/noscript.html
it should be decentraleyes instead of noscript
uBlock, Stylish, 4chan X
>>55183935
>addon that sure is working
>you should install something else
uMatrix + uBlock Origin + Zoom Page
>>55183100
>>55183374
>>55183405
>I can't take five minutes to learn the features of a new program before I use it
not even him but damn, anon...
>>55183781
kek
>>55183374
>In other words, hours of configuring
As opposed to days for noscript
>>55183621
>betterprivacy
Is this relevant if you don't have flash?
>>55184262
but I was asking honestly, not in a defying mode
I'm trying uMatrix right now
>>55183046
replace noscript with umatrix than add greasemonkey and pentadactyl
>>55183565
IMDB
>>55183402
>not knowing how to bypass sadpanda the intended way
>>55183495
>not using youtube-dl
Https everywhere
ublock origin
i have no 3rd plugin/add-on
>>55185371
Well he could be wanting to use SadPanda with private browsing.
What about RequestPolicy?
Self-Destructing Cookies is very underrated. Very little configuration required, and it pretty much solves the issue of tracking cookies.
You know some adblockers like Ublock and Adblocker Plus also track your internet usage. Which websites you visited where ads got blocked.
It's easier to just disable Javascript if you're scared of ads.
>>55184049
Decentraleyes and Noscript have nothing in common, get both.
>>55183046
Remove noscript since removing JS is autism.
Didn't know about Decentraleyes before. Very nice; I'd been searching for something to solve this issue for a while.
>>55183046
Pentadactyl
uBlock
uMatrix
>>55183046
On a new install I always include:
1) NoScript
2) ABP
3) HTTPS Everywhere
Browser settings (No addons needed):
1) Disable Flash Plugin
2) Block all 3rd party cookies
3) Delete all cookies upon exit
4) Disable HTML5 Autoplay
Addons I like but can live without:
1) OpenWith
2) PrintEdit
>>55183063
>NoScript considered harmful
Explain, please.
>>55183046
Privacy Badger
µBlock Origin
HTTPS Everywhere
Is uMatrix supposed to be used with uBlock or does the former completely replaces latter?
>>55183405
>literally less than 5 seconds per site
>sites that I spend longer than 15 seconds configuring in order to view their basic content aren't worth looking at
Just because you spend all your time on the latest social blogging platform that doesn't function without scripts from forty different domains doesn't mean the rest of us are cancer.
Firefox pleb here:
ABP
Ghostery
MouseGestures
>>55187415
>ABP
>Ghostery
You weren't kidding about being a pleb.
Try uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger as direct replacements for those two.
>>55183484
This. + Greasemonkey and self destructing cookies.
I have a few more, but i really like:
FindBar Tweat
Fireshot
FlashStopper
Menu Wizard
Pure URL
Simple Popup Blocker
Steam Database
Stop Autoplay next for youtube
Thumbnail zoom plus
ublock origin
url security
>>55187447
Replacing ABP with uBlock seems to be reasonable but what's wrong with Ghostery? Privacy Badger says it's in alpha but Ghostery has been around for a while and they actually update their software. Is ghostery jewing my information somewhere or what?
>>55187671
>Is ghostery jewing my information somewhere or what?
Yep. Ghostery, Inc. is an advertising firm.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghostery,_Inc.
>>55187671
>>55187738
Plus, Privacy Badger is an EFF project. They're good people. They make HTTPS Everywhere and some other widely-used tools.
I want to use HTTPS everywhere but it slows down browsing so much. What am I doing wrong?
>>55187292
/g/ discovered that noscript feeds ads to windows users strictly like 2-3 years ago. Don't you remember?
>>55183046
Change noscript for umatrix and you're set anon.
>>55187671
>>55183046
>>55183046
µBlock origin, µMatrix and my own, very personal, secret one
>>55183158
This just seems like even more of a pain than Noscript already is.
>>55187408
together
>>55183703
and witnessed their downfall, suffered at their hands
>>55183046
>noscript
>umatrix exists
>complements ublock origin
??
>>55183621
self destructing cookies is really sweet.
i'd recommend using anti-adblock killer script for ublock
What does https everywhere do that umatrix doesn't?
>>55183158
What does Self-Destructing Cookies do that uMatrix doesn't?
>>55183046
Ublock Origin
Self Destructing Cookies
HTTPS everywhere
>>55183046
uBlock Origin, uMatrix, and HTTPS Everywhere are the holy trinity. Other things that are nice but not holy include DownThemAll, Self Destructing Cookies, 4Chan X, Stylish, GreaseMonkey, and ZoomPage.
>>55189000
Controls which sites lose their cookies. uMatrix deletes for all.
>>55188863
Slow you down
Open With is really nice. You can add programs to right click menus. Eg. livestreamer, mpv, youtube-dl, other browsers
No more copying links and shit
The True Trinity:
>uBlock
>Greasemonkey
>rikai*
What are must-have settings for umatrix?
Is there a more recent linkify script for 4chan that doesn't turn youtube links into this trash?
>>55189438referrer-spoof: * true
* * * block
* 1st-party css allow
* 1st-party image allow
Blocks everything except 1st party css and images. Often sites require you to just enable css and images on some CDN
>>55188133
>windows users
Nothing of value was lost.
Anyway that was because for white-list users
>>55189458
man, going from noscript+request policy to this was such a relief
>>55189450
the one in the native settings you dipshit
you could also just install 4chan-X, oneechan/stylechan
Why self destructing cookies so important?
>>55186137
>DecentraleyesProtects you against tracking through "free", centralized, content delivery. It prevents a lot of requests from reaching networks like Google Hosted Libraries, and serves local files to keep sites from breaking. Complements regular content blockers.
Can you explain in a way that is understandable?
>Privacy Badger
>3.5 rating on firefox and chrome addon pages
>HTTPS Everywhere
What for?
Most sites, redirect you to it's https, the only few that remains doesn't uses https.
>>55189426
>Open With
How do I set this up in linux?
>>55189899
i dont know what role it's trying to fill
if you're privacy minded you'll already go for one of the adblock options which includes privacy filter lists
as it is, it's just another barrier you have to hit "allow all" on when a website breaks and you don't know why
>>55183089
>XSS
Chromium based browser here.
uBlock
uMatrix
ViolentMonkey
>>55190017
uMatrix blocks all cross-origin requests by default. What's your point?
>>55189822
Because cookies are one of the main methods of tracking. You don't actually need permanent cookies for most sites. For an example, I have personally whitelisted only eight sites in SDC, and half of those are just for the session.
>>55189851
Many sites load common javascript libraries from 3rd party sources (eg. ajax.googleapis.com). Decentraleyes includes some of these libraries and uses those locally instead of downloading shit from Google (tracking)
>>55189981
Most sites but not all. It's getting better though, as you said. I don't notice any performance issues with HTTPS Everywhere so I'll continue using it for now
>>55189992
Add programs to the list in the settings. Maybe tweak the menu options too depending on where you want the shortcuts to show
You can use 'which livestreamer' or 'which mpv' etc to find the location
>>55190078
But won't NoScript/UBO stop cookies from being installed?
>>55190078
>Many sites load common javascript libraries from 3rd party sources (eg. ajax.googleapis.com). Decentraleyes includes some of these libraries and uses those locally instead of downloading shit from Google (tracking)
Won't this break some sites? also what benefits? other than "tracking"
>>55190078
>livestreamer
>youtube-dl
Pick one
>>55189822
>Why self destructing cookies so important?
It isn't. You can manager cookies in modern web browsers.
>>55183046
Ublock, https everywhere, stylish/greasemonkey
Got UB, https everywhere and self destructing cookies, one of them slowed down my 4chan browsing really hard or that could also be because Firefox became shit
>>55191369
https everywhere slows down your shit, and firefox also became shit
"Browser addons were a mistake"
- Brendan Einchman
>>55188133
Could you provide a link describing what they did? I've recently been considering switching back to NoScript for inline script filtering.
>>55190062
I thought you had to at least configure the default denial behavior to get that effect.
There's no solution to prevent JavaScript font enumeration?
I don't want to disable JavaScript altogether.
I don't want to force pages to use my default fonts because that can make some of them look ugly or break them completely (Font Awesome and shit like that).
I just want something that stops a website from enumerating my system fonts and thus fingerprinting me. For example it could detect the attempt and prevent it from enumerate too many fonts, and these fonts could be different each time, destroying the fingerprinting... something like this.
I can't sleep because of this very problem.
>>55183046
>no vimperator / cvim
how the hell do you operate your browser with just the keyboard, anon?
