- Oct 20, 2012
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Collusion is a free Firefox addon, that it shows you in real time what websites are you visiting do with your information and how is sent to other websites.
This application helps you understand which sites tracks you down and where your information is sent...
The price we pay for our online connectivity, it's our privacy, and now its time for us, with this addon, to keep track of those who are tracing us.
In this screenshot i have browse some website for about 3-4 minutes, and you will see how all websites are connected to each other and our information is shared between them ...
Its very bad whats happening !
In order to avoid being tracked, think about using a private proxy or, for higher privacy a VPN, also always erase your browsing cookies, history and .sol cookies from Macromedia folder...
You can install this addon by opening mozilla firefox and clicking Ctrl+Shift+A
in the search area place "Collusion" and click search, the addon will appear and click install on it, then you will notice a new status bar on the browser ...
then start browsing websites.
You can at anytime view the graphic by clicking the red circle from the new mozilla status bar
This application helps you understand which sites tracks you down and where your information is sent...
The price we pay for our online connectivity, it's our privacy, and now its time for us, with this addon, to keep track of those who are tracing us.
In this screenshot i have browse some website for about 3-4 minutes, and you will see how all websites are connected to each other and our information is shared between them ...
Its very bad whats happening !
In order to avoid being tracked, think about using a private proxy or, for higher privacy a VPN, also always erase your browsing cookies, history and .sol cookies from Macromedia folder...
You can install this addon by opening mozilla firefox and clicking Ctrl+Shift+A
in the search area place "Collusion" and click search, the addon will appear and click install on it, then you will notice a new status bar on the browser ...
then start browsing websites.
You can at anytime view the graphic by clicking the red circle from the new mozilla status bar
