Automatically strips tracking elements from URLs. Prevents hidden data leaks in links; lightweight, no permissions needed, and compliant with data minimisation. Compatible with most browsers. (Open-source, free)
Automatically strips tracking elements from URLs. Prevents hidden data leaks in links; lightweight, no permissions needed, and compliant with data minimisation. Compatible with most browsers. (Open-source, free)
Decentralises content delivery by emulating CDNs locally. Reduces reliance on third-party servers that track users; audited code with no data collection. Enhances speed and privacy on Firefox/Chrome. (Open-source, free)
Redirects links from sites like YouTube, Twitter, and Google Maps to privacy-focused alternatives (e.g., Invidious, Nitter). Hides your IP and prevents direct tracking by Big Tech; actively maintained with community input. Works on major browsers; great for seamless privacy upgrades. (Open-source, free)
Efficient ad and tracker blocker that uses low resources. Blocks invasive content by default, supports custom filters, and has undergone independent audits – no telemetry. Compatible with Firefox, Chrome, Edge; ideal for beginners. (Open-source, free)
