Tired of Web Sites Blocking Standard Browser Controls? StopTheMadness!

[dougeddy (G. Douglas Eddy)]

Wow - thanks for this post. I would like to know the answer to that question too.

[hank (Hank Roberts)]

Al Varnell

16h

Recent tweet from DuckDuckGo: https://twitter.com/duckduckgo/status/1230866518675726342?s=21

It’s sadly ironic how many privacy-related articles are shared with tracking parameters added to the address.

So here’s a PSA to protect your friends & followers
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Very helpful, thank you, that’s exactly what I wanted. And they’re free too!

[jcenters (Josh Centers)]

@neilbarstow

HI,
Looks like a nice little useful app, thanks.
I hate is when password pasting and also video controls are blocked.
BUT
I see that StopThe Madness wants to read ‘passwords, phone numbers & credit cards’, should we be concerned about that?
I normally disallow expansions that require such access.
thanks to you all

The developer addressed this in detail in a blog post.

[mojo (GV)]

I’ve been using Brave for awhile and I like it enough that I only use Safari to view videos at Netflix and Amazon. (Brave lacks an extension that allows the playing of DRM-protected videos.)

I have noticed that more websites do not play nicely with 1Password 7 when using Brave than Safari. Will Stop The Madness generally improve the 1Password user experience in Brave?

[monty.vanderbilt]

Thanks for the heads up on this article. I don’t use Facebook, but I sometimes need to archive text that’s in posts there. It’s been extremely irritating that I can’t copy and past the content from that site. This did the trick.