Add-on in Firefox helps users avoid scouting
Mozilla has just developed a new Firefox add-on application called Lightbeam, which helps users understand how their surfing process can be monitored.
Mozilla has just developed a new Firefox add-on application called Lightbeam, which helps users understand how their surfing process can be monitored.
Mozilla says Lightbeam 'lets you test third parties both in time and space, determine where these parties connect to their online activity, and provide a way for you to participate in the process. this monitor. '
Typically, user activity will be monitored by third parties through the websites they visit, and does not show any signs or warnings.
The Mozilla side has devoted a lot of effort and attention to efforts to help users more proactive in the ways of "scouting" of website managers. Therefore, with Lightbeam, Firefox developers hope users will have a simple but effective tool to no longer "naive" on the Internet.
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