Privacy-Fighter
Easy to install, privacy protection browser setup. A collection of best browser extensions and some configurations to help you fight for your privacy.
The deeper you dig, more you find that we're loosing privacy from corporations. You might even start to believe that there's nothing you can do about it. You can!. With the right information, tools and dedication, you can do a lot to protect your privacy and stand up for your basic human right. There are brilliant, hard working people who spend countless hours to make these privacy protecting tools. This project is a collection and setup of the best privacy protecting browser tools that exist today. The basic setup installs the following addons and some user.js configurations
- uBlock Origin
- Temporary Containers
- HTTPS Everywhere
- Canvas Blocker
- Decentraleyes
- ClearURLs
- Terms of Service; Didn't Read
For further details about the project see DOCS
1.0 Installation
Advance users can check out the Advance Options. For the basic setup just follow the following instructions.
1.1 Installation Steps for Windows OS
- If you don't have Firefox installed, First download and install Firefox.
- Download Privacy-Fighter.exe.
- Close Firefox and run the downloaded file Privacy-Fighter.exe
1.2 Installation Steps for GNU/Linux and MacOS
- If you don't have Firefox installed, First download and install Firefox.
- Close Firefox.
- ON GNU/LINUX: Download and run the privacyfighter-linux-amd64.
wget https://github.com/jotyGill/privacy-fighter/releases/latest/download/privacyfighter-linux-amd64
chmod +x ./privacyfighter-linux-amd64
./privacyfighter-linux-amd64
- ON MACOS: Download and run the privacyfighter-macos-amd64.
wget https://github.com/jotyGill/privacy-fighter/releases/latest/download/privacyfighter-macos
chmod +x ./privacyfighter-macos
./privacyfighter-macos
2.0 Post Installation
- Open Bookmarks Manager (press Ctr+Shift+O) > "Import and Backup" (top menu item) > Import Data from Another Browser, follow wizard to import your bookmarks and history from your existing browser (Chrome/Edge/Safari).
3.0 Usage And Troubleshooting
After installing and following post installation setups. Every time you open Firefox, it will ask you to choose a profile. Select "privacy-fighter" profile. If you ever encounter a webpage breakage simple copy the link, close Firefox then open the link in "default-release" profile.
NOTE: From version 2.0 Privacy-Fighter is installed in a separate Firefox profile called "privacy-fighter". When upgrading from version 1.x to 2.x I recommend that you refresh your 'default' Firefox profile.
visit about:support and click "Refresh Firefox" (right corner)
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