UBlockOrigin 1.17.0

I'm too brainlet to figure out how to block 3rd party shit but still allow recaptcha. :(

Just use the element picker u mongs

retard

works for me desu

Nah, I'll just keep using noscript for that. uBO dev is a brainlet who cannot into UX.

>I'm too brainlet to figure out how to block 3rd party shit but still allow recaptcha
Use "Privacy badger" by the IFF.
It blocks everything suspicious for you and gives convenient per-site toggles. Install, go on Jow Forums, browse for a couple of minutes and allow Google cookies that the extension would automatically disallow.

>noscript
>shit made by a spic who sabotaged other addons in the past

you have it set that way?

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Noboy above the mental age of 13 cares about your whatever meme drama. NoScript was the first in its field, providing usable security, privacy and de-bloating ages before your precious Jow Forums memes existed.

I could migrate my noscript whitelist to another addon capable of the same functionality, sure, but have no reason for that hassle at this time.

By removing all js, I can use the no-js recaptcha but I also lose a lot of things on the page (like the quick reply window)
How could I get the no-js recaptcha without fucking up everything else? I've tried to disable google.com/recaptcha/ scripts but it just removes recaptcha entirely

I actually think noscripts design is bad compared to umatrix or uO. But that's subjective.

>clover with no js captcha
YES I CAN

EXCATLY LIKE CHROME

besides having borderline crippling custom about:config, addons like decentraleyes, random user agent, canvas blocker, cookie auto delete, smart https, umatrix, ublock origin + nano defender i just disabled remote fonts and js on sites by default.

i feel like an absolute sperg now.

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>decentraleyes
Is that actually worth using? I recently considered it, but it seems completely pointless.

most sites use CDNs so this extension just comes pre-bundled with commonly used ones and fetches it locally instead of connecting to 3rd party servers.

addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/decentraleyes/?src=search

git.synz.io/Synzvato/decentraleyes/wikis/Simple-Introduction

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no it doesn't faggot

it does though. you just can't use the catalog

I know what it does, I just consider it pointless. What is the advantage?

It just makes your browser more of a uniquely identifiable snowflake. And it probably makes it harder (if not impossible?) to block cdn-delivered js files on a case by case basis.

* you can't do shit

>It just makes your browser more of a uniquely identifiable snowflake
Explain how you think it does that.

pretty sure your going overboard makes you uniq
decentraleyes
ubo
and a few things in a user.js

the advantage is not connecting to 3rd party servers. it claims to save bandwidth too but it's likely a very small amount. If you're using something like privacy.resistFingerprinting;true it's not going to make you more unique. some people like the option to not connect to 3rd party servers for privacy. some people don't care. do what you want.

Sites can determine whether a browser is running decentraleyes (or similar addon that loads resources without connecting to the expected CDN) or not. This adds browser entropy. Live demo available at decentraleyes.org/test/

>makes you uniq
try setting privacy.resistFingerprinting;true
privacy.firstparty.isolate;true and test your fingerprint.

then what's the point of the other addons?
beside making you uniq
panopti click is just a mock

How can I upload photos with ublock on? Shit always gives me an error

>then what's the point of the other addons?
you have to be more specific. different extensions do different things.
>panopti click is just a mock
so use another fingerprinting test? better yet use multiple.

try adding
@@||Jow Forums.org^*$csp=default-src 'self' * data: 'unsafe-inline' 'unsafe-eval' to "my filters"

Cyka

BASED AND GORHILLED

I don't get it. What's the difference between this and the old way of blocking scripts?

thanks user!

You just have to click one button instead of clicking inline, first party and third party.
It's for normalfags that want one button to quickly unfuck whatever site they visited that doesn't work without JS.

What does this mean for the Indian economy?

I don't see the use in it desu.

Why can't indians swim?
liveleak.com/view?t=sxPVj_1537649525
liveleak.com/view?t=s5W2X_1537646990a
Affraid of water or something?

>he tried to escape our botnet with browser mods?
>release the linux kernel update
>we got all his data again?
>good good we can keep building his soul profile so he cant escape this matrix after death
>continue with the plan

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Gorhill is /ourguy/

firefox only updated me to 1.16.20

it always had a UI toggle.

advanced user > block first and third party scripts

decentraleyes is a meme. it doesn't trigger nearly enough on its own, but when you start blocking scripts by default, it becomes completely useless.

It is meant to be used with script-blocking addons.

Realistically speaking you always have to allow some scripts, usually common JS libraries, or most websites are completely broken. The point of decentraleyes is providing standard JS libraries without connecting to third party CDNs in these cases.

it doesn't do enough. i used it for a few days with umatrix and it triggered only 6 times. it's a waste of memory.

Testing this site with js disabled.

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Why don't they show the Storage anymore?

testing

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Help a brainlet, please. I used Chrome and noscript captcha worked flawlessly, now I'm using Firefox and it never shows the field to paste the code at the end. How can I fix this?

howdy

testing

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howdy....

Howdy user