RequestPolicy vs DoNotTrackMe : Which is Better?

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RequestPolicy

RequestPolicy is a open source Firefox extension to control cross-site requests. Developed by Justin Samuel

License: Open Source

Categories: Security & Privacy Web Browsers

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux Firefox

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DoNotTrackMe

DoNotTrackMe, abbreviated as DNTMe, and was formerly known as Do Not Track Plus (DNT+), is a free-of-charge browser extension for blocking trackers. Developed by Abine, inc.

License: Free

Categories: Security & Privacy Web Browsers

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux Windows Mobile iPhone

RequestPolicy VS DoNotTrackMe

RequestPolicy focuses on controlling HTTP requests and customizing privacy rules, making it suitable for advanced users. In contrast, DoNotTrackMe offers automatic protection by blocking tracking cookies and is optimized for ease of use, appealing to a broader audience.

RequestPolicy

Pros:

  • Customizable privacy rules
  • Blocks third-party requests
  • User-friendly interface
  • Works on multiple browsers
  • Open-source

Cons:

  • Limited to HTTP requests
  • May require manual configuration
  • Not widely known

DoNotTrackMe

Pros:

  • Blocks tracking cookies
  • Automatic tracking protection
  • One-click activation
  • User-friendly dashboard
  • Regular updates

Cons:

  • Limited free version
  • Can slow down browsing speed
  • Requires account for full features

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