I am always on the lookout for tools that can help protect my privacy online. Privacy Possum is one such Firefox add-on that has made a significant impact on my browsing experience.

Privacy Possum is designed to block common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies. This add-on is highly effective in preventing third-party cookies, referer headers, etag tracking, and browser fingerprinting, which are all commonly used to track users across the internet.

One of the things I appreciate most about Privacy Possum is its simplicity. The add-on runs silently in the background, requiring no user intervention. It is also open-source, which means that its code is transparent and can be reviewed by anyone, ensuring that there are no hidden privacy risks.

Privacy Possum is a fantastic addition to my privacy toolkit, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their online privacy. Its effectiveness in blocking various tracking methods, combined with its ease of use, makes it a must-have add-on for Firefox users. Give Privacy Possum a try and experience the benefits of a more private browsing experience for yourself!

breaks embedded videos on YouTube and other sites

Abandonware.

This addon breaks purchasing games on epic games store.

As of writing this review, Privacy Possum completely breaks embedded YouTube videos by causing them to give you a playback error.

Other than breaking websites, I didn't notice any significant changes while using this.

Extension has been Abandoned. Plus it still doesn't block your GPU identification from sites and more.

after installing this addon embedded YouTube videos are not playing

Makes surfing the web entirely unusable, couldn't figure out what was causing it, until I manually disabled every single addon and checked. Avoid.