Abandoned years ago.

Appears to be interfering with some websites' login procedures. Trying to login to artstation with this enabled results in an infinite loading screen.

I was trying to find an extension that I pair with other privacy focused extension then I found this, although I didn't find it on Android add-on but at least I can add this to mine i thought it'll crash my browser but it's not instead it work like normal which is what I'm not expected and yes I love how this extension work.

It automatically blocks the tracking headers. Great !

Good extension, but breaks panning on Google Maps. Would be nice if this extension gets an update, with a fix.

Does a good job protecting your privacy!

It's simple and easy to use

Блокирует загрузку видеопотока в плеере newplayjj, а этот плеер используют многие видеохостинги имейте ввиду.

I am always on the lookout for tools that can help protect my privacy online. Privacy Possum is one such Firefox add-on that has made a significant impact on my browsing experience.

Privacy Possum is designed to block common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies. This add-on is highly effective in preventing third-party cookies, referer headers, etag tracking, and browser fingerprinting, which are all commonly used to track users across the internet.

One of the things I appreciate most about Privacy Possum is its simplicity. The add-on runs silently in the background, requiring no user intervention. It is also open-source, which means that its code is transparent and can be reviewed by anyone, ensuring that there are no hidden privacy risks.

Privacy Possum is a fantastic addition to my privacy toolkit, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their online privacy. Its effectiveness in blocking various tracking methods, combined with its ease of use, makes it a must-have add-on for Firefox users. Give Privacy Possum a try and experience the benefits of a more private browsing experience for yourself!

breaks embedded videos on YouTube and other sites

Abandonware.