
It allows trackers to load on that site only. If a site seems broken, try turning off Enhanced Tracking Protection.
Select Protections Dashboard to view a personalized summary of your protections over the past week, including tools to take control of your online security. Select Protection Settings to adjust your global privacy settings. None Detected: Firefox looked for these trackers and scripts, but did not find them on this site. For more information, visit SmartBlock for Enhanced Tracking Protection. Firefox only allows trackers and scripts needed for the site to work and blocks the rest. This happens because some websites may require loading trackers and scripts to function properly. Allowed: These are the trackers and scripts that were allowed to load on the page. Blocked: Firefox blocked these trackers and scripts. This panel will display different information depending on the site you’re on. How to tell what’s being blocked on a siteĬlick on the shield to see what Firefox has blocked. Open the shield and toggle the switch to turn it back on. - Gray and crossed out: Enhanced Tracking Protection is turned off on a site. - Gray: No known trackers or harmful scripts were detected on a site. - Purple: Firefox blocked trackers and harmful scripts on a site.
To add this protection in all windows, visit your privacy preferences and select Strict or Custom as explained below. In Standard mode, tracking content is blocked in Private Windows. Tracking content: These trackers are hidden in ads, videos, and other in-page content.Cross-site tracking cookies (also isolates remaining cookies).By default, Firefox blocks the following types of trackers and scripts. What Enhanced Tracking Protection blocksįirefox uses a list of known trackers provided by Disconnect. To see what’s being blocked on individual pages, click the shield to the left of the address bar. This will open the Protections Dashboard page in a new tab. Click the menu button shield in the address bar and select Protections Dashboard or type about:protections into the address bar. To see what’s been blocked on all sites over the past week, visit your Protections Dashboard. 7.3 Custom Enhanced Tracking Protection.7.2 Strict Enhanced Tracking Protection.
7.1 Standard Enhanced Tracking Protection. 7 Adjust your global Enhanced Tracking Protection settings. 5 How to tell what’s being blocked on a site. 4 How to tell what’s being blocked on a site. 3 How to tell when Firefox is protecting you. 2 What Enhanced Tracking Protection blocks.