Thus spake kara.ml@xxxxxxxx (kara.ml@xxxxxxxx): > Hi, > > > Looks like great progress. One question though > > My question: How does the new Torbutton interferes with other > extensions for the same or similar purposes: > > - Adblock Plus > - CookieCuller I run these two. No conflicts so far. > - User Agent Switcher I briefly tested this. It seems to play nice. I would advise against setting a different user agent during Tor usage though, because of anonymity set reduction. Torbutton already masks your user agent to a popular recent windows firefox build (and does a better job of it too). > - SafeCache > - SafeHistory These two are superceded/assimilated by Torbutton in one form or another. > - Flashblock Might be useful for Non-Tor usage, but Tor usage will have all plugins disabled. Would be interesting to know if flashblock can somehow re-enable it, but I doubt it. > - NoScript No idea. I don't really like this thing. Also note that Tor nodes can inject script from the default whitelist, so it doesn't really protect you there. > - RefControl Hopefully this functionality will be assimilated into Torbutton. Actually, are you aware of sites that their "Forge" functionality still breaks? That is what I was considering implementing for all sites with Torbutton. > - JavaScript Options Looks relatively benign. > - CookieSafe > - CustomizeGoogle > - Layerblock Dunno about these guys. Please report any issues. -- Mike Perry Mad Computer Scientist fscked.org evil labs
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