You can also try refreshing the tabs to check of the browser is installed. If the extension is not supported by the Browser then I recommend you download any other extension of the same nature.
What if Browser Doesn’t Support any Plugins?Īs I said, some extensions may have limitations due to smartphone web limits. You may even be able to install scripts from TamperMonkey/ViolentMonkey. If you visit the Blocking tab, you can manually go through a list of all known trackers and disable them ahead of time.Extensions like Stylus, YouTube Dark Theme, Bypass Paywall, Grammarly, Honey, Video Downloader, and even uBlock are working, according to the developer. You can also disable the pop-up bubble entirely. It will give you the ghost count (aka, the total number of trackers on the site) as well as some quick options to give you information on the trackers or easily block them.įor me, at first, the small purple pop-up was rather annoying, but in the Ghostery Options, you can change its fade-away time so that it disappears before it becomes an annoyance. Listed will be all of the trackers currently monitoring your session.Īt the bottom of your browser is the Ghostery status bar. Whenever you visit a site that has trackers on it, Ghostery will display a small purple pop-up in the top-right corner of the page. Once you get it installed, it will start working right away. You can pick it up from the link below for all browser types.ĭownload Ghostery – As goes with all plug-ins, installation is so simple that we won’t cover it. The plug-in is available for Firefox, Chrome, and Internet Explorer. Ghostery tracks the trackers and gives you a roll-call of the ad networks, behavioral data providers, web publishers, and other companies interested in your activity. Ghostery is your window into the invisible web – tags, web bugs, pixels, and beacons that are included on web pages in order to get an idea of your online behavior.
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