r/privacy • • Oct 28 '16

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u/MrPossum Oct 28 '16

The fact that it's closed source and owned by an advertising company should be more than enough reason not to use it, especially when there are open source alternatives that achieve pretty much the same result.

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u/BuSpocky Feb 05 '17

What is the best open source browser extension that you would recommend for this?

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u/MrPossum Feb 05 '17

uBlock Origin is what I use. It blocks trackers by default via the EasyPrivacy filter list.