[PrivacyBadger] settings

[Alexei]

Yep, "user_block" should be the right setting for "userAction" properties.

You shouldn't change "dnt" properties yourself, certainly not to "true".
It's where Privacy Badger stores which domains declared themselves
compliant with the EFF's Do Not Track Policy (https://www.eff.org/dnt-policy
).

On Thu, Aug 24, 2017 at 12:38 PM, Sam Knuijver via PrivacyBadger <
privacybadger at lists.eff.org> wrote:

> Hi Alexei,
>
> it does work, I was asking whether "block" is the right setting. And
> whether dnt should be set?
> It doesn't disrupt my browsing experience for that matter, not at all.
> Which proves that trackers are really useless. There are really very few
> domains for which some cookies are useful. I set some of them to yellow
> and switch browsers to for Youtube.
> I use NoScript, privacysettings and local replacement of common scripts
> through decentraleyes. It is still not enough due to time finger printing
> and the audioContext finger print. So I still see 'relevant' news or
> search results from time to time.
> It does make browsing more privacy conscious and needs an active decision
> about whom to give my data to.
> I think that many scripts will simply be replaced by "domain local
> scripts" that are in turn hooked up to data farmers unfortunately.
> For random browsing I mostly use Tor browser now. So I use Tor > Firefox
> with heavy privacy shielding) > Chrome (youtube),
>
> best regards
> Sam
>
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