Generally I think about browser extensions the same way I do with most things in computers and especially the privacy space - long on techincal ability, lots of hype, little actual critical evaluation 'does this thing solve a material problem I actually have'?
UBlock? Absolutely does, it's a great ad-blocker and tracker blocker. Livemarks? Great RSS system.
What would you say is the best tradeoff of trustworthy, privacy-enhancing extensions versus a browser with as little people access to it as possible? I don't want ads, I don't want trackers. It has always seemed like an impossible balance to me.
Generally I think about browser extensions the same way I do with most things in computers and especially the privacy space - long on techincal ability, lots of hype, little actual critical evaluation 'does this thing solve a material problem I actually have'?
UBlock? Absolutely does, it's a great ad-blocker and tracker blocker. Livemarks? Great RSS system.
What would you say is the best tradeoff of trustworthy, privacy-enhancing extensions versus a browser with as little people access to it as possible? I don't want ads, I don't want trackers. It has always seemed like an impossible balance to me.
Shrek