Just search firefox add-on's for aforementioned plugins/extensions.
I ran noscript and adblock plus for most early 2000's while still using
windoze and managed to avoid ever getting infected with driveby's or
other. Just don't get lazy and unblock scripting for "everything", only
whitelist what you absolutely know is safe and need.
Challenge comes with most sites that use ad-revenue, and try to bang
your browser with includes from 20 sites, where you never know which is
the actual content you need to allow scripting to make their site work.
I call them crap/malicious websites and just refuse to use those anyway
until their dev's divine a clue. They're usually the ones that infect
you anyway, as even they don't know who's feeding what content,
malicious or not, trying to grab a buck.
-mb
On 07/14/2014 12:12 PM, Michael Havens wrote:
Whenever I open firefox I am barraged by an onslaught of popups and
crap like that. HOw does one install notscript, adblock plus,
ghostery. What is ghostery?
:-)~MIKE~(-:
On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 7:01 AM, Michael Butash <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I've gotten to the point I can't use chromium anymore - it simply
doesn't work with most scripted websites I hit. I tend to run a
lot of plugins, but oddly if I import the same profile, that sucks
in all the same extensions, chrome works on sites chromium simply
does not. This has lead me to believe that either something
relative to chromium is borked. Seemingly updating it only makes
things get worse
Oddly, most of the time when I have these issues, later realizing
it's something related to chome/chromium, I'll pull out firefox,
and it'll work perfectly with more or less the same methods of
plugins I've used for probably 5 years (notscript, adblock plus,
ghostery).
Using them without isn't really an option for me, first flashing
add or modal in-frame popup and I'm instantly nauseated to close
the browser or load vermin-blocking extensions asap.
I stopped using Firefox when Chrome came on the scene and was 20x
faster, but seems now that they thread to individual memory
spaces, it seems fairly comparable in performance, without the
grief chrome|chromium are bringing me these days. I've just gone
back to using Firefox more of late...
-mb
On 07/13/2014 01:36 PM, [email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I have seen some talk about the Chromium Browser.
I'm curious about the merits of one over the other. Or maybe
I should be looking at some other browser altogether.
Thank you for your input.
Keith
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