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Strict worth some time.
Dennis5mile
Dennis, and I take it this has been without an ad blocker? Like you, I'm not finding it messes up anything, really and everything seems/looks quite 'clean' even with the ad blocker shut off. And things sure were 'clean' with the ad blocker on. But, shut it off & Strict seems very effective, indeed. I, too, have used it since day 1; the interesting part is its effect with or more especially, without an ad blocker.
Cheers,
Drew
Drew1903 wrote:Dennis5mile
Dennis, and I take it this has been without an ad blocker? Like you, I'm not finding it messes up anything, really and everything seems/looks quite 'clean' even with the ad blocker shut off. And things sure were 'clean' with the ad blocker on. But, shut it off & Strict seems very effective, indeed. I, too, have used it since day 1; the interesting part is its effect with or more especially, without an ad blocker.
Cheers,
Drew
I get amazed as to what gets blocked, especially since I've never visited most of what is listed in the blocked trackers section... see below photos... in order from top of page to bottom.. sooo many sites blocked...
That's a lot of trackers and there are a total of 5 sites on this list that I have been on...
AddThis I use to post from one website to facebook
Amazon
Publishers Clearing House
The rest of them, I've not been on...
Amazing!
Tracking Prevention is Working!
Dennis5mile
Dennis5mile
Oh yes, indeed. Many very busy beavers & it's all money-driven big business. Crazy & bizarre thing, the internet, there's lot going on all the time, obliviously. And it's the same fascinating numbers when running things like CCleaner or Malwarebytes. And most Folks are not the least bit aware of all the activity & it involving them.
So, IT people, like myself, are SUPER-excited to see things like Strict and advancements in Windows Security (Nee: Defender) and the recent new protections offered to Enterprise. Anything security related & effective has our vote of approval. Heck, had me from, "Here, have free protection, it's built into your OS & it's, even, enabled by default... just turn the thing on & go, worry-free, no charge". And that was just the beginning. Heck, now, we even have sand-boxing coming built right into the OS.
Cheers,
DrewDrew1903
This is worth noting & sharing with y'all, me thinks...
I had opened an App Guard window & of course it was virgin, all default. Went to msn.ca. (So nothing, no ad blocker, no extensions or flags, nothing touched, yet, at all). Went & changed to/selected Strict. Refreshed msn.ca... and wow, honestly, quite impressive, what a difference... just that, alone and the page cleaned right up, no superfluous rubbish or ads (showing).
Cheers,
Drew
