← Back to context Comment by layer8 1 year ago What are you missing specifically? I’ve been pretty happy with Ghostery and AdGuard Pro. 6 comments layer8 Reply nick_ 1 year ago I've been using AdGuard Pro happily on all my devices for about ten years now. I'm wondering what adding Ghostery to the mix does on Safari? layer8 1 year ago Ghostery doesn’t just hide consent banners and blocks tracking cookies, it also automatically opts-out from tracking consent.https://www.ghostery.com/blog/never-consent-by-ghostery#neve... soraminazuki 1 year ago Ghostery is the thing you want to block in the first place.https://web.archive.org/web/20130619042941/https://www.techn...I see tracking consent opt-outs as pointless and misleading at best because the adtech industry doesn't operate in good faith. Just block them. dylan604 1 year ago What trackers actually obey said consent? 1 reply → starfezzy 1 year ago Well, for starters ublock origin is the gold standard, and it's free, and it's open source, and it's been refined over many years, and etc. etc. etc.
nick_ 1 year ago I've been using AdGuard Pro happily on all my devices for about ten years now. I'm wondering what adding Ghostery to the mix does on Safari? layer8 1 year ago Ghostery doesn’t just hide consent banners and blocks tracking cookies, it also automatically opts-out from tracking consent.https://www.ghostery.com/blog/never-consent-by-ghostery#neve... soraminazuki 1 year ago Ghostery is the thing you want to block in the first place.https://web.archive.org/web/20130619042941/https://www.techn...I see tracking consent opt-outs as pointless and misleading at best because the adtech industry doesn't operate in good faith. Just block them. dylan604 1 year ago What trackers actually obey said consent? 1 reply →
layer8 1 year ago Ghostery doesn’t just hide consent banners and blocks tracking cookies, it also automatically opts-out from tracking consent.https://www.ghostery.com/blog/never-consent-by-ghostery#neve... soraminazuki 1 year ago Ghostery is the thing you want to block in the first place.https://web.archive.org/web/20130619042941/https://www.techn...I see tracking consent opt-outs as pointless and misleading at best because the adtech industry doesn't operate in good faith. Just block them. dylan604 1 year ago What trackers actually obey said consent? 1 reply →
soraminazuki 1 year ago Ghostery is the thing you want to block in the first place.https://web.archive.org/web/20130619042941/https://www.techn...I see tracking consent opt-outs as pointless and misleading at best because the adtech industry doesn't operate in good faith. Just block them.
starfezzy 1 year ago Well, for starters ublock origin is the gold standard, and it's free, and it's open source, and it's been refined over many years, and etc. etc. etc.
I've been using AdGuard Pro happily on all my devices for about ten years now. I'm wondering what adding Ghostery to the mix does on Safari?
Ghostery doesn’t just hide consent banners and blocks tracking cookies, it also automatically opts-out from tracking consent.
https://www.ghostery.com/blog/never-consent-by-ghostery#neve...
Ghostery is the thing you want to block in the first place.
https://web.archive.org/web/20130619042941/https://www.techn...
I see tracking consent opt-outs as pointless and misleading at best because the adtech industry doesn't operate in good faith. Just block them.
What trackers actually obey said consent?
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Well, for starters ublock origin is the gold standard, and it's free, and it's open source, and it's been refined over many years, and etc. etc. etc.