Does exactly what it says.

There's no telling if this add-on works or not. It doesn't offer any notification of any kind.
I give 2nd star in a good faith that at least it does what it says.

A nice way to keep your navigation private. Thanks for this!

The developer's description of this Fx extension is woefully inadequate.
It fails to explain what the extension does, why and how it does what it does, and (most importantly) what particular issue(s) the extension is designed to address. I ask the developer to please rewrite the description so that it is meaningful to every casual reader (and even to an Fx longtooth [v1.2] and privacy freak who, from the description, has no clue about what this extension is "for").

It's not 100% perfect, e.g. no Chrome version, a few bugs here and there, but all in all this seems fantastic. Nothing else seems to encapsulate this functionality (except Tor Browser), which is really a shame. The referer header is a significant source of information leakage which has been around since the web was invented. I'm surprised that this extension is perhaps the only way to defend against such leakage with ease. It certainly brings a greater peace of mind with respect to people being able to track your movements.

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fine :)
smart :)
simple :)

Also for Chrome, Opera? :)

When i have enable the addon, i can't watch videos on Facebook...by disabling the addon everything is ok. The problem is only on FB...please fix that issue.
Windows 7 64bit Firefox 61.0 beta 13

Good

Indispensable addon! A must have!

Requests:
Can it be possible to add exceptions from the toolbar icon?

Please write a release note.

It gives a piece of mind in terms of online privacy and security. I have not encountered any problem with it so far.

Great extension.
If this extension add the Import/Export rules function,this extension will be better.

Awesome add-on!

I installed this as a replacement to RefControl, because of that WebExtension mess.

I just installed it, so I'll have to test it longer to be sure, but so far I like the concept of only forging cross-doman requests: that seems like a smart way to avoid most of the trouble that could be caused by forging everything like I used to.

Seems dodgy now.

Category: Trojan
Domain: ipfs.io