Took me way too long to figure out this was quietly breaking site functionality for me.

Yes, that can happen with privacy protection tools.

But unlike the other tools I use to block trackers, it doesn't allow me to opt-out for specifc sites, nor does it report what it blocks.

That lack of end-user transparancy and control is a red flag.

efficient by minimalism in settings
more advanced control could be appreciate

This extension is great for keeping your searches and browsing more private. It blocks trackers and prevents sites from collecting unnecessary data while you browse. Everything works automatically in the background, so you don’t have to adjust settings constantly. It makes searching and visiting websites feel safer and cleaner, and it’s a simple way to protect your privacy without extra hassle.

I had this installed for a few years, since recently it breaks, i.e. removes a range of essential button panels on my university website.

incredibly stupid that you need to install a whole extension just to generate email aliases

I love this, a combination with Firefox and DuckDuckGo has some privacy, try it!

Certain domains that you are not letting track any of my IP/TCP information. What good is that when they need that information?

I've been using it for a while. Great extension

I just can't anymore. The results are simply horrible.

3 year experts

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