Would uBlock or an ad blocker have clicked off all the cookie perms?
In this case I used Tor Browser which is pkgd with noScript. Generally TB configs shouldn’t be tampered with too much because plugins have the side-effect of increasing browser print uniqueness. The XSS popups are not something you would want to block as they emerge from noScript which is doing us a favor by detecting dodgy cross-site scripting.
Sometimes I use ungoogled chromium with uMatrix which trades some privacy for a bit of usability, generally, but Lemmy is unusable in that environment.
It doesn’t click the GPDR stuff for you, but it takes care of most trackers. It doesn’t provide the kind of anonymity you’ll get from the Tor browser though.
Would uBlock or an ad blocker have clicked off all the cookie perms?
In this case I used Tor Browser which is pkgd with noScript. Generally TB configs shouldn’t be tampered with too much because plugins have the side-effect of increasing browser print uniqueness. The XSS popups are not something you would want to block as they emerge from noScript which is doing us a favor by detecting dodgy cross-site scripting.
Sometimes I use ungoogled chromium with uMatrix which trades some privacy for a bit of usability, generally, but Lemmy is unusable in that environment.
It doesn’t click the GPDR stuff for you, but it takes care of most trackers. It doesn’t provide the kind of anonymity you’ll get from the Tor browser though.