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browserfingerprinting
2020-08-11 22:40
Firefox 79 To Roll Out Redirect Tracking Protection
Taking another step towards user security, Mozilla has now announced one more protection feature. Following the release of Firefox 79, Mozilla will soon roll out the redirect tracking protection feature
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breachedpasswords
2020-04-03 06:35
Microsoft Edge Now Alerts Users Of Breached Passwords
Microsoft has recently rolled out the new version of its Edge browser. As announced, the new version comes with numerous privacy features for users. The most notable is the feature to alert Microsoft Edge
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browser
2020-01-09 14:10
Mozilla Firefox 72 Brings Bug Fixes And Enhanced Tracking Protection
Mozilla has rolled-out its Firefox 72 browser version this week. The new version brings enhanced tracking protection for users as it blocks fingerprinters by default. Plus, Mozilla has also fixed numerous
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adobeflashplayer
2019-09-05 17:25
Mozilla Firefox 69 Is Out and Has Finally Removed Adobe Flash
This week, Mozilla has rolled out its latest Firefox browser version. With Firefox 69, Mozilla aimed at killing Flash entirely (like Chrome 76) and bringing enhanced protection against web trackers. It
ecency
Town Square
2026-08-14 04:52
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Ecency 4.4.1: Shorts, Post Templates, Dictation and a Faster surfing
Version 4.4.1 of the Ecency web app is live on ecency.com. It is a large release, so rather than list every change, here is what actually shows up in your day: a video feed inside Waves, three new ways
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applesafari
2018-06-05 15:49
Apple Safari Now Prevents Browser Fingerprinting
The practice of fingerprinting your browsing behavior by tech giants isn’t new. However, Apple now seems to offer a lifeline. The update not only prevents browser fingerprinting but also ditches Facebook