Ghostery chrome extension

Edge) What's Changed​fix(xcode): Add embed mode to "how to" article by @smalluban in #2228fix(onboarding): update feedback option by @smalluban in #2250fix(panel): broken page report - os metadata & optional email by @smalluban in #2246Fixes for 10.4.25 by @chrmod in #2253 Release v10.4.25 · ghostery/ghostery-extension What's Changed fix(xcode): Add embed mode to "how to" article by @smalluban in #2228 fix(onboarding): update feedback option by @smalluban in #2250 fix(panel): broken page report - os metadata & o... github.com #139 Ghostery v10.4.26 What's Changed​chore(e2e): fix wdio config for Chrome by @smalluban in #2251fix(ui): update color design tokens by @smalluban in #2258feat(config): add pause assistant by @smalluban in #2204feat(settings): My Ghostery section with theme toggle by @smalluban in #2259fix(settings): separate pages for advanced feature by @smalluban in #2261extension/pull/2266 Release v10.4.26 · ghostery/ghostery-extension What's Changed chore(e2e): fix wdio config for Chrome by @smalluban in #2251 fix(ui): update color design tokens by @smalluban in #2258 feat(config): add pause assistant by @smalluban in #2204 fea... github.com #140 Ghostery v10.4.27 (already available for Edge) What's Changed​fix(trackers-preview): correct logic in message event listener by @smalluban in #2278fix(app): update support link handling for iPad and MacOS by @smalluban in #2279fix(safari): use svg icon for toolbar by @smalluban in #2284 Release v10.4.27 · ghostery/ghostery-extension What's Changed fix(trackers-preview): correct logic in message event listener by @smalluban in #2278 fix(app): update support link handling for iPad and MacOS by @smalluban in #2279 fix(safari): u... github.com

Adblocker Efficient · Minimal · JavaScript · TypeScript · uBlock Origin- and Easylist-compatible Node.js · Puppeteer · Electron · WebExtension The Ghostery adblocker is a JavaScript library for blocking ads, trackers, and annoyances with a strong focus on efficiency. It was designed with compatibility in mind and integrates seamlessly with the following environments:Block ads in Puppeteer,Block ads in Electron,Block ads in Chrome and Firefox,Or as a standalone JavaScript library.Getting StartedThe Ghostery adblocker is the easiest and most efficient way to block ads and trackers in your project. Only a few lines of code are required to integrate smoothly with Puppeteer, Electron, a Chrome- and Firefox-compatible browser extension, or any environment supporting JavaScript (e.g. Node.js or React Native).Here is how to do it in two steps for a Chrome- and Firefox-compatible WebExtension:Install: npm install --save @ghostery/adblocker-webextensionAdd the following in your background script: { blocker.enableBlockingInBrowser(browser);});">import { WebExtensionBlocker } from '@ghostery/adblocker-webextension';WebExtensionBlocker.fromPrebuiltAdsAndTracking().then((blocker) => { blocker.enableBlockingInBrowser(browser);});Congratulations, you are now blocking all ads and trackers! 🎉CompatibilityThe library supports 99% of all filters from the Easylist and uBlock Origin projects. Check the compatibility matrix on the wiki for more details.ContributingThis project makes use of lerna and yarn workspaces under the hood. Quickly get started with:Fork and clone the repository,Enable corepack: corepack enable,Install dependencies: yarn install --immutable,Build: yarn build,Test: yarn test,For any question, feel free to open an issue or a pull request to get some help!Who is using it?This library is the building block technology used to power the adblockers from Ghostery and Cliqz on both desktop and mobile platforms. It is already running in production for millions of users and has been battle-tested to satisfy the following use-cases:Mobile-friendly adblocker in react-native, WebExtension, or custom JavaScript context: Ghostery for iOS.Ads and trackers blocker in Electron applications, Puppeteer headless browsers, Cliqz browser, ghostery and standalone).Batch requests processing in Node.js, HTML fuzzy keywork matcher, and more.The innovative algorithms and architecture designed and implemented in this project have been shown to be among the most efficient ways to implement ad-blockers and have been used in other projects to implement highly performant adblockers such as Brave.SwagShow the world you're using ghostery/adblocker

Third-party ads (i.e. those not hosted directly on the page itself). For first-party ads (i.e. those hosted directly on the page), ad blockers can sometimes—though not always—successfully prevent the ad from displaying correctly.One of the most common ad blockers for Chrome is AdBlock Plus. This widespread application is the first to appear in search results and has some of the best ratings. It works as a simple extension for Chrome and other popular browsers, and blocks ads on Youtube, Facebook, Twitch, and more.Another popular application is Ghostery, which functions as an ad-blocker while stopping social media trackers and cookies. Because Ghostery is extremely easy to personalize, you can also determine what’s visible as you browse.As always, you should verify any extension you add to Chrome. Also, be aware that Google has plans to restrict which ad blockers work with the Chrome browser, a development that may also impact Microsoft’s Edge browser. Because Google profits heavily from ads and trackers, promoting effective ad blockers is not always in their best financial interests.If you still want to proceed with Chrome’s pre-installed ad limiter on desktop, follow these steps to enable or disable it:Open Google Chrome.Open the Settings menu, and click Security and Privacy.Select Site Settings, and then click Additional permissions.From here, you can toggle Ads on or off, and also adjust Popups and redirects.If you instead want to install a third-party ad blocker, you can visit the Chrome web store. You can also uninstall these extensions at any time.However, a native ad-blocker