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Giveaway of the day — Abelssoft AntiBrowserSpy 2024
L'offre gratuite du jour pour Abelssoft AntiBrowserSpy 2024 était valable le 29 décembre 2023!
AntiBrowserSpy muzzles the browser and provides more privacy on the web. While the browser extension tracking is out of the question, the new dashboard shows at a glance the security status of all installed browsers, as well as the number and names of blocked ad trackers. AntiBrowserSpy works with all major web browsers - Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox, and Opera.
Stops spying on your data;
Deletes internet traces;
Conceals your online identity;
Gives you back control over your privacy.
Configuration minimale:
Windows 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10/ 11
Éditeur:
AbelssoftPage web:
https://www.abelssoft.de/en/windows/security-privacy/antibrowserspyTaille du fichier:
8.5 MB
Licence details:
Lifetime
Prix:
$29.95
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Commentaires sur Abelssoft AntiBrowserSpy 2024
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Does the facility stop webpages code from determining the connection id of the device.
that avoiding the benefits of using Guest mode, or user-id obscuring of the systems identity ?
Does the facility provide details of cookies and their association with the installing webpages/sites, and allow their installation prevention, as well as adequate identification to tell if they are installed as "essential", or regardless of selecting Reject All ?
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"Does the facility stop webpages code from determining the connection id of the device."
If you mean the IP address, the only way to hide that is by using a proxy or VPN. Every connection to the internet, e.g., a home or biz, is assigned an IP address -- that's how a web page knows where to send the content your browser requested when you enter a URL -- and then a router assigns an in-house IP address to every connected device. A proxy server acts as a middleman, so all any site ever sees is the proxy server's IP address -- the TOR browser is an extreme example, with all of your traffic routed through multiple proxies. A VPN OTOH acts as a proxy, but establishes a secure, encrypted connection between you and the VPN server, so your traffic cannot be intercepted.
Every device also has an individual ID called a MAC address that's also visible to web sites etc. -- the IP address may narrow it down to your home, but the MAC address points to the specific device used. There are ways / tools to spoof the MAC address.
"Does the facility provide details of cookies..."
I *believe* it's more focused on tracking prevention, which goes beyond cookies, similar to using the DuckDuckGo browser, with the advantage that you can use a full featured browser to get similar protections, since the DuckDuckGo browser is new and somewhat feature limited.
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