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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

Ghostery is a free and open-source privacy and security-related browser extension and mobile browser application. Since February 2017, it has been owned by the German company Cliqz International GmbH (formerly owned by Evidon, Inc., which was previously called Ghostery, Inc. and the Better Advertising Project).[5][6] The code was originally developed by David Cancel and associates.Ghostery enables its users to detect and control JavaScript "tags" and "trackers" to remove JavaScript bugs and beacons that are embedded in many web pages which allow for the collection of a user's browsing habits via HTTP cookies, as well as participating in more sophisticated forms of tracking such as canvas fingerprinting.As of 2024, Ghostery is available for Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Opera, Safari, iOS, Android, and Firefox for Android.[7]Additionally, Ghostery's privacy team creates profiles of page elements and companies for educational purposes.[8]BlockingGhostery blocks HTTP requests and redirects according to their source address in several ways: Blocking third-party tracking scripts that are used by websites to collect data on user behavior for advertising, marketing, site optimization, and security purposes. These scripts, also known as "tags" or "trackers", are the underlying technology that places tracking cookies on consumers' browsers.Continuously curating a "script library" that identifies when new tracking scripts are encountered on the Internet and automatically blocks them.[8]Creating "Whitelists" of websites where third-party script blocking is disabled and other advanced functionality for users to configure and personalize their experience.When a tracker is blocked, any cookie that the tracker has placed is not accessible to anyone but the user and thus cannot be read when called upon.[9]ReportingGhostery reports all tracking packages detected, and whether Ghostery has blocked them or not, in a "findings window" accessible from clicking on the Ghostery Icon in the browser. When configured, Ghostery also displays the list of trackers present on the page in a temporary purple overlay box.[10]History and useOriginally developed by David Cancel, Ghostery was acquired by Evidon[11][12] (renamed Ghostery, Inc.) in January 2010. Ghostery is among the most popular browser extensions for privacy protection. In 2014, Edward Snowden suggested consumers use Ghostery along with other tools to protect their online privacy.[13]Ghostery, Inc. made their software source code open for review in 2010, but did not release further versions of the source code after that. On February 22, 2016, the company released the EULA for the Ghostery browser extension, as a proprietary closed-source product.Cliqz GmbH acquired Ghostery from Evidon Inc. in February 2017.[14] Cliqz is a German company majority-owned by Hubert Burda Media. Ghostery no longer shares data of any kind with Evidon. On March 8, 2018, Ghostery shifted back to an open source development model and published their source code on GitHub,[15] saying that this would allow third-party contributions as well as make the software more transparent in its operations. The company said that Evidon's business model "was hard to understand and lent itself to conspiracy theories", and that its new monetization strategy would involve affiliate marketing and the sale of ad analytics data.[16][17]In May 2018, in