Goodmorning, I have used for a lot of time Firefox. In the privacy settings I can change tracking protection preferences to normal, custom and strict protection. Actually I’m using Librewolf, but I can’t see that option. What I liked of that option is that switching to custom I’m able to block all third part cookies. Librewolf doesn’t block third part cookies by default. For example, when I log for work with Google and I enter in a page that uses the google session cookie, I can see in the bar that I’m accepting that third part cookie. Of course I can remove it, but when I close the browser and I open it again I’ll get the same problem. So is there any way to block all third part cookies in Librewolf? I understand that due privacy reasons the tracking protection is set to strict by default, but why tou didn’t put an option to block all 3rd part cookies? Anyway, sorry for my English, I’m still learning it, I wish the question is clear.

  • lemmux@sh.itjust.works
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    1 year ago

    Personally, I’m using uMatrix which is configured to block all 3rd party domains from loading /running code on my machine. Note that it’s a bit of a hassle at first to set it up.