In the EU this means no third parties. Rest of the world its opt-out. You may not want this.
this post was submitted on 11 Nov 2023
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I don't know of any extension that DENY cookies for firefox but it's built into #duckduckgo
You can change your settings within firefox to dump all cookies on exit.
True, but there are some I want to keep. It'd be nice to tell the browser which sites cookies are ok to keep.
Not exactly what I'm after, but thanks for the reply anyway
Allowing cookies enables sites to gather information about you. If you delete cookies, they still got this information. Especially as there are ad tracking providers tra tracking you by mail and so on
That's what i use. Unfortunately it breaks some sites.
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