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DuckDuckGo is giving users strobe when opening new websites!!
I’ve been experiencing it myself, it’s particularly terrible on Ellipsus and Reddit, but bad everywhere. A few other users have reported it (1) (2, strobe will be played upon clicking this one). The devs are aware of it but haven’t fixed it. Will turn reblogs off when it’s fixed. Consider using Waterfox or Startpage or a similar browser in the meantime. Thank you!!
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Suggestions for (either free or relatively cheap) browsers that aren't trafficking all my fucking data? I know privacy is an illusion these days but if anyone has any suggestions that are Moderately better I'd appreciate it.
Also, no Brave sucks i hate it, yes ive used duckduckgo and it also sells my data its good but again, yes firefox with ublock. Any other suggestions of even tweaks i can make to ddg and firefox that might make them better are deeply appreciated. Thanks computer side of tumblr.
Security Web Extensions
Mask Your Identity User-Agent Switcher - Change Browser And OS Identification Chameleon - Change Browser And OS Identification [Any] VPN - Quick VPN Switch To Mask IP
Mask Your Activity Decentraleyes - Decentralized Content Delivery AdNauseum - Presents Misleading Data To Confuse Data Trackers And Profile Builders Noiszy - Presents Misleading Data To Confuse Data Trackers And Profile Builders uBlock Origin - Wide-spectrum Blocker Privacy Badger - Tracker Blocker HTTPS Everywhere - Forced Secure HTTPS Connections ClearURLS - Removes Tracking Information In URLs NoScript - Block Scripts From Running uMaxtrix - Blocks Scripts and Trackers
Secure Your Activity Clear All Browsing Data - Clears Cache
Check Things Out SiteJabber - Get Reviews And Ratings Of Sites Sneekr - Password Manages Browser History
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A behind-the-scenes look at the cat and mouse game played by publishers and devs
Analysis Netizens may choose to block unwanted content – such as intrusive and misbehaving ads – but some advertising companies do not to accept that choice.
Instart Logic describes itself as a content delivery service and much of that content happens to be advertising. The California-based biz is determined to help its clients present online ads despite the technical choices made by internet users to avoid that content – adverts bypassing ad blockers, in other words.
The company's technology disguises third-party network requests so they appear to be first-party network requests. This allows ad services used by website publishers to place cookies and serve ads that would otherwise by blocked by the browser's same-origin security model.
Levels Of Browser Security
Level 1: Incognito Browsing Level 2: Browsing With Tracker-Limiting Security Extensions + HTTPS Level 3: Browsing With Secure, Encrypted DNS Level 4: Browsing With VPN Level 5: Browsing With Tor Level 6: Browsing With Tails/Whonix/Virtual OS Level 7: Browsing With Decentralized P2P Clients Dry-Browsing (Burner): - Untraceable Device (cash, craigslist, pawnshop, swap meet, etc) - Secure OS - Harddrive Encryption - Altered MAC Address - 2nd Party Connection (WiFi) - VPN/Tor - BleachBit - Tracker-Limiting Security Extensions + HTTPS
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A web page that tells you what your browser gave away the moment you arrived. No login, no form, no permission. Most pages do this. None of
This webpage shows you what kind of information your web-browser gives away freely to any site you visit. It's a bit unsettling.
Your web browser is the place where most of your daily work happens. You use it to open emails, manage online banking, access cloud tools, and communicate with clients. Because it feels simple and familiar, many people assume it is safe by default. But recent AI‑driven security research shows a very different picture. Modern browsers contain hundreds of hidden weaknesses that criminals can exploit. In fact, AI systems have already identified over 400 browser security vulnerabilities across popular platforms. This raises an important question for every small business: How secure is your browser, really?
Browser security vulnerabilities found more than 200 by AI
