I consider this to be extremely hostile to users, even those not using a content blocker, as it allows third-party servers to read/write cookies even if a user chose to block 3rd-party cookies through your browser setting. Instart Logic's technology used to disguise third-party network requests as first-party network requests, including the writing/reading of third-party cookies as first-party cookies. To foil hostile anti-user mechanisms used to work around content blockers or even privacy settings in a browser. New version will be updated automatically.Keep in mind you will have to update manually when a new version is released.Click 'Load unpacked extension.', select the zip file you downloaded above.Go to Extensions, check 'Developer mode'.Download latest version (.zip) from Releases.Manually, using your browser's 'Load unpacked extension.' feature:

See 'Sites on which uBO-Extra is useful'. There is no need for such an extension so far on Firefox, and thus there is no version for Firefox. The extension is useful only for Chromium-based browsers.

Instart Logic's anti-user agent technology appears to have gone away and consequently the extension has become useless, as its main purpose was to foil Instart Logic's 3rd parties obfuscation technology.įor the historical record, these were the extension stats when I unpublished it:Ī companion extension to uBlock Origin: to gain ability to foil early anti-user mechanisms working around content blockers or even a browser privacy settings. Important: As of October 20, 2020, uBO-Extra is discontinued and is no longer present in the Chrome Web store.

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