Mozilla Tests Improved Privacy Mode For Firefox

An anonymous reader writes: Firefox's privacy mode stops your computer from keeping track of where you've browsed, but it doesn't do anything about external tracking. A new feature just rolled out to the Developer Edition and the Aurora channel now actively tries to block online services from tracking you. "Our hypothesis is that when you open a Private Browsing window in Firefox you're sending a signal that you want more control over your privacy than current private browsing experiences actually provide." The feature uses a blocklist maintained by Disconnect.me to stop you from navigating to sites known to log your personal data.

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No, homo's are simply mentally ill, and propagating their satanic sick disease to the minds of peace-loving families, and trying to destroy harmony in a family society.

One of the things that removing God from your life and society does, like an atheist society, is it encourages abnormality and any sickness can become the norm.
Religious people who haven't sold-out to the devil, have a firm moral grounding in the peaceful values of the Bible, Quran, and Torah.