You can enable the stricter list by clicking on the hamburger icon, then clicking on Options and then going to Privacy. The only issue with this is that it might break some sites since it blocks a lot of stuff. If you want even more protection, you can enable the strict protection list, which will block all trackers. Firefox uses the standard list, which blocks common advertising trackers, social sharing trackers and analytics trackers. By default, it uses the list provided by Disconnect, which is an online security and privacy product.
As with all private browsing, your activity is not tracked locally in your browser, but your ISP, employer or even software installed on your system can possibly track everything you are doing.Īs mentioned earlier, tracking protection is enabled also, but can be turned off. You’ll also get a new window showing you what is saved and what is not saved while browsing in this mode.
