Added ScriptSafe to Firefox Privacy Add-ons #398
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Added ScriptSafe Add-on to list of Excellent Firefox Privacy Add-ons. It's open source, regularly maintained and gives NoScript a run for its money.
http://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://github.com/asuh/privacytools.io/blob/master/index.html
From what I can see, it doesn't appear to be much different than NoScript. What are the main differences?
Aside from the UI, ScriptSafe has an options page that contains a lot of controls that NoScript doesn't, such as fingerprinting blocking. So while they do accomplish similar blocking, ScriptSafe offers different ways to do this and additional nuanced control in the Options.
@asuh what fingerprint blocking exactly?
@beerisgood I've attached a screenshot of the long list of fingerprinting that can be blocked. He's tried to include a lot, some of which is buggy from my usage but still a very nice feature to include.
The list of what fingerprinting protection he's included can also be read here, along with all the other options:
https://www.andryou.com/scriptsafe/options/
Sounds very interesting...have you considered asking about this in the Reddit?
@asuh
I linked to it on the subreddit a few years ago with little response. I figured I should just create a pull request instead.
@kewde @beerisgood @Atavic @Hillside502 thoughts? Looks good to me
👍 Installed some moons ago, I then switched to this other webextension that is similar.
@asuh Can you resolve the conflicts?
@Shifterovich Merged upstream. Let me know if something isn't right
@Atavic Why did you switch?
Because I find Luminous interesting, it has some unique feats, like blocking specific javacript events like beforeunload or mousemove that can be used maliciously for loading pop-ups or opening another page on a new window. If you ever used some free hosting site, you probably know some of these issues, like when a new windows pops up and the focus is forced on that new window: luminous can also block these Focus Events. I like both Scriptsafe and Luminous and I experiment with the latter sometimes.