IDX Privacy
IDX Privacy locates and blocks 3rd party online tracking systems and privacy invasion attempts at once.
Optery's Global Privacy Control Extension empowers you to communicate your privacy preferences to websites using the GPC signal.
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Designed for simplicity, our extension allows even those without technical expertise to easily navigate and utilize the extension.
By adopting the Global Privacy Control standard, Optery’s open-source extension ensures that your opt-out requests are respected by participating websites, significantly reducing unwanted tracking and data collection.
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Does nothing. Doesn't set navigator.globalPrivacyControl, doesn't add the Sec-GPC request header. Result is no GPC which makes the extension completely useless.
I was about to Optery what their plans were for the GPC and State laws getting passed. This answers that for me but I wish the extension was a bit more clear about what it does for the less privacy and data literate, such as does this replace the need for uBlock Origin/AdGuard and PrivacyBadger, are there any foreseeable conflicts, etc. Also the "Existing Account Login" button doesn't update once logged in so it's not clear if the extension is tied to my Optery account login or not or what additional benefits doing so provides.