On 13.02.2012 19:58, Joe Btfsplk wrote: > I honestly DON'T know if NoScript, appropriately configured, can do > everything that AdBlock and / or Ghostery can No, it can't. You are right in that it these extensions perform different functions, and it makes sense to use them all. For example, you might want to enable scripting for particular sites (Noscript), but still remove ads (Adblock) and tracking cookies (Ghostery). I would also recommend a Cookie Manager and some other addons, but: I do not want them to be included in a Tor Browser, the same way I do not want them included in the already bloated Firefox itself. If Firefox would bundle useful addons I would very much welcome that, but as a separate installer. Isn't it obvious that if you want a safe browser, all components need to be carefully audited, and this *each time* one of those components is updated? How is Torproject supposed to take care of that? A lot of workload... -- Moritz Bartl https://www.torservers.net/
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