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- 5 üzerinden 5 puanyazan: AcecardflipsHatsdownmix, 2 yıl önceThe extension applies its rules unless the new AI Copilots introduced on web will not get us all straight to getliner :). Perhaps you heard browsers evolt.org archive project was shutdown this year after 26 years of experience. The next browsers are Copilot driven or if not then just trapped in the AI driven environment, thus the meanings of a browser itself are down to zero. So ... You need to declare AI a spambot and with the spambot tracker alert in hand you can then flag your classic method as safer and be allowed to step further.
I tried to set up my own ruling on circumvented CDN and frameworks and I could not, I just wanted to bring more in the list, I have my own list and ... doesn't let me modify the list of CDNs and frameworks - 5 üzerinden 5 puanyazan: royalsos, 2 yıl önce
- 5 üzerinden 5 puanyazan: Belladonna, 2 yıl öncegodsend, it really is different from decentraleyes and if you have both installed, you're pretty much just untouchable from all the garbage requests and cdn. Love this a lot.
- 5 üzerinden 5 puanyazan: Mohammad K., 2 yıl önce
- 5 üzerinden 5 puanyazan: antistress, 2 yıl önce
- 5 üzerinden 5 puanyazan: Firefox kullanıcısı 17888601, 2 yıl önce
- 5 üzerinden 5 puanyazan: Sam, 2 yıl önceThis has more features and has more CDN coverage than Decentraleyes. The extension feels a little heavy. Speed needs improvement, but otherwise it is very good.
- 5 üzerinden 2 puanyazan: HonestReviews, 2 yıl önce9-11-25: still very slow to install. i really wonder what it's doing to your machine
8-8-24: If the amount of time it takes to add this to your browser is any indication, it probably SLOWS down your feed instead of speeding it up. SLow as hell to add it.
4-25-24: Takes 2-3 times longer than other extensions to load intobrowser. If this is any indication of it's ability to speed up your pages, it won'tGeliştiricinin yanıtı
gönderilme: 2 yıl önceIf you mean the installation when you say "add this to your browser", then this is normal. The extension contains the libraries which are otherwise downloaded from the internet and this is why it is 20 MB in size. So far no one has reported any performance problems and none of my own installations have such behavior, but I only use Firefox and LocalCDN on different Linux distributions and Androids.
To analyze this in detail further information (operating system, hardware, other extensions, etc.) and tests are required, but I cannot do this because it is not reproducible on my side. Try it with a fresh new profile and only LocalCDN. Maybe the problem is caused by the combination with other extensions. You can send me the results by e-mail. - 5 üzerinden 5 puanyazan: geeknik, 2 yıl önce
- 5 üzerinden 5 puanyazan: brna71, 2 yıl önce
- 5 üzerinden 5 puanyazan: mo, 2 yıl önce
- 5 üzerinden 5 puanyazan: Firefox kullanıcısı 18291635, 2 yıl önce
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- 5 üzerinden 3 puanyazan: JJ, 3 yıl önceI'd rate as 5 stars if it's not due to its broken URL matching. e.g. I can't even visit the home page of any CDN server unless the whole CDN domain is excluded from LocalCDN or unless LocalCDN is disabled.
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gönderilme: 3 yıl önceThanks for the feedback. The main task of LocalCDN is to redirect requests to CDNs to the internal storage or block them. Of course, this also includes the rare case when a user wants to visit a CDN's website directly. Normal users are not interested in CDNs or their websites, so advanced users should add CDN websites to the allowed list. - 5 üzerinden 5 puanyazan: Firefox kullanıcısı 13277273, 3 yıl önce
- 5 üzerinden 5 puanyazan: cheatfreak47, 3 yıl önceLocalCDN is a bit of a "tin-foil hat" style privacy tool if you ask me.
The prospect of relatively generic online resources hosted on content delivery networks being used to track you is definitely questionable, but on the other hand, reducing your networking footprint is still a generally good thing to do regardless- and LocalCDN seems to help with that goal, to some extent.
It seems to work, and it rarely causes trouble for sites most of the time, and it even supports whitelisting individual sites, so when it does break things, you can make it unbreak those things.
It's good but it's still up in the air how much this is actually contributing to your online privacy, if you ask me. - 5 üzerinden 5 puanyazan: MarsSeed, 3 yıl önce
- 5 üzerinden 5 puanyazan: days, 3 yıl öncegood thats its open source but even if i disable the extension for a website, the fonts are still not showing for some icons, e.g. arrow icons, when you have block google fonts on, disable, extension for website, refresh, it doesnt show fonts still, you have to remove cookies and site data, refresh, then it works
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gönderilme: 3 yıl önceIt would be great if you can also give an example so I can fix the issue. - 5 üzerinden 3 puanyazan: Tar-Man, 3 yıl önceAmazing in principle, and props for keeping Decentraleyes up-to-date. But in practice I kept having issues with exception fields not saving properly, sync not being reliable, and too much manual intervention required for sites that had issues. It's up to you if that's worth it to you. Very responsive dev. Wish I could rate higher.
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gönderilme: 3 yıl önceThanks for your feedback. I've been testing Firefox Sync for the last few days and could not find any errors while it was running, but I could find a few issues right after browser start. Hopefully these changes will fix the problem: https://codeberg.org/nobody/LocalCDN/issues/1510 - 5 üzerinden 5 puanyazan: Freso, 3 yıl önce
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