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Extension for Mozilla- and Chromium-based web browsers
Install a compact toolkit: an ad/tracker blocker (uBlock Origin or equivalent), a script/control tool (NoScript-style), a cookie auto-cleaner, a reputable password manager, and optional VPN/WebRTC lea...
NoScript can and does break site functionality when its blocking rules restrict scripts, CSS, or third‑party resources that sites rely on, and multiple troubleshooting reports show that adjusting NoSc...
the type of computer a visitor is using in broad strokes: they can learn the operating system and browser from the HTTP User-Agent header and refine that picture using JavaScript and , but they genera...
NoScript is a free, open-source browser extension that blocks active web content (scripts, plugins, frames) by default and lets users enable dynamic content only for trusted sites, positioned as a sec...
Drive‑by downloads are covert web‑delivered infections that exploit browser, plugin or OS flaws to install malware when a user merely visits a page or view an ad, often without any clicking or clear c...
Browser privacy extensions can meaningfully add protections that some browsers don’t include by default—blocking trackers, forcing HTTPS, and limiting third‑party scripts—yet they also introduce new r...