+1 Is there some plugin for this in Mozilla?
El 16/06/17 a les 09:50, earache ha escrit: > Hi, > I'm writing this letter to make a suggestion for GNUzilla/IceCat > developers. The official Firefox opens many unwanted connections to > various domains without the user's consent. All of those connections are > completly useless for using the web browser, and Firefox doesn't offer a > global option to allow the user to disable all of them together. > Currently, the user who wants to disable them must disable some options > in the Preferences dialog and go to each available option at > about:config page to be able to disable most of the connections, and > this still doesn't grant that the web browser will open any other extra > connections in the future. As you guys can see, this is a privacy > concern. So, here is my suggestion: create an option that gives the user > the possibility to easily disable all of the background connections, > which will avoid him to spend about 30 minutes. > You can use this page as a reference: > https://support.mozilla.org/t5/Protect-your-privacy/How-to-stop-Firefox-from-making-automatic-connections/ta-p/1748 > > > > > -- > http://gnuzilla.gnu.org > -- http://gnuzilla.gnu.org
