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Mozilla Stands Against Google's New Advertising Tech
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this post was submitted on 07 Apr 2024
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Maybe just get rid of cookies instead. Can't one disable them?
Cant really log in on any website anymore without cookies.
You can make logging into websites a one-click process with a KeepassXC and then clear all cookies when the browser closes.
LibreWolf does that automatically. I highly recommend it.
Ah... I think I will ban cache for sites in my black list like Medium.
Reading Medium article with Scribe and Libredirect https://libredirect.github.io/ works very well for me.
Tracking technology has been relying on so many other, hard to evade techniques for years.