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Reviews for First Party Isolation

First Party Isolation by freddyb

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  • by Patrice, 6 years ago
    Simple and clean add-on, does what it needs to do with just a click (activate or de-activate).

    Complete perfectly my other privacy add-ons and it has NO conflict with them (u-block origin, editThisCookie, bloody viking!, Grammarly, User Agent switcher, and few others).

    Strongly recommended!
  • by Neku, 6 years ago
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  • by The Voice Inside Your Head, 7 years ago
    COULD you change the icon to : Green with the word: ON; and Red with the word: OFF. As your icon appears now, Orange and silver with no words are meaningless to me.

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    Great suggestion. I was thinking something along those lines, but when I do those things myself, it always looks like a potato. :)
    For the time being, you can mouseover and read the hover text.
    Maybe someone wants to contribute? https://github.com/mozfreddyb/webext-firstpartyisolation/issues/5
  • by Firefox user 13976039, 7 years ago
    Works as expected, easy to use: install and forget. Been using it for months, don't plan to stop using it.
  • by ChtiSuisse, 7 years ago
    Simple
    Easy to use
    First party isolation is the simpliest way to avoid tracking !
  • by binaryanomaly, 7 years ago
    Needs a whitelist

    Edit: Thanks for the response, I understand.

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    Sorry, but Firefox provides me with a global on/off switch.
    The granularity of the given API does not allow anyone to write code that would fix your problem.. See here for more:
  • by lucasbfr, 7 years ago
    Nice, but really lacks a way to whitelist some domains that won't work with it

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    Sorry, but Firefox provides me with a global on/off switch.
    The granularity of the given API does not allow anyone to write code that would fix your problem.. See here for more:
  • by bfdd51, 7 years ago
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  • by Firefox user 13497970, 7 years ago
    FPI should be switched on by default, and have a prominent preferences entry!

    But while we wait for that to happen, this extension is the next best thing...