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What happened to Tracking Protection?

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Private Browsing now includes Tracking Protection, which actively blocks domains and sites that are known to track users.
Private Browsing now includes Tracking Protection, which actively blocks domains and sites that are known to track users.

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{for not fx42}[[Template:fxdesktopbeta]]{/for} <!--Don't change this intro without approval from Legal team--> Tracking generally refers to the collection of a person’s browsing data across multiple sites. The Tracking Protection feature uses a list provided by Disconnect to identify and block trackers. {note}You can read more about tracking and the standards Disconnect uses to create its list [https://disconnect.me/trackerprotection here]. [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Tracking_protection#Lists Learn more] about the lists used by Firefox for Tracking Protection. {/note} <!--Changes to preceding text requires review from Legal--> A shield icon will appear in your address bar whenever Firefox is blocking tracking domains. ;[[Image:tracking protection 42]] To see which resources are being blocked, you can open the [https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Tools/Web_Console web console] and look for messages under the Security tab. =How to turn Tracking Protection off= Tracking Protection is enabled automatically for Private Browsing windows. You may choose to disable Tracking Protection for a particular site or for all sites. Since Private Browsing mode doesn’t keep any information about your browsing session, when you disable Tracking Protection for a site, it only lasts for the session. When you start a new Private Browsing session, Tracking Protection will be turned on for all sites. ==Turn off Tracking Protection for individual sites== #The shield icon will appear when Firefox is actively blocking trackers on a page. Click the shield icon to bring up the Control Center. #In the Control Center, click {button Disable protection for this session}. #;[[Image:Disable tracking protection 42]] #Once Tracking Protection is disabled, a shield icon with red strikethrough [[Image:tracking protection off fxos]] will appear in your address bar. {note}'''To re-enable Tracking Protection''', click the shield icon again and click {button Enable Protection}.{/note} ==Turn off Tracking Protection for all sites== #Click the menu button [[Image:new fx menu]], followed by [[Template:optionsorpreferences]] #Click Privacy, then uncheck the box next to '''Use Tracking Protection in Private Windows'''. #;[[Image:privacy menu tp]] #Close the tab to save your changes. {note}You can also turn off Tracking Protection by going to the Private Browsing home page (''about:privatebrowsing'') and clicking the link that says '''Turn Tracking Protection Off'''. You may turn Tracking Protection back on via the same link.{/note}
{for not fx42}[[Template:fxdesktopbeta]]{/for} <!--Don't change this intro without approval from Legal team--> Tracking generally refers to the collection of a person’s browsing data across multiple sites. The Tracking Protection feature uses a list provided by Disconnect to identify and block trackers. {note}You can read more about tracking and the standards Disconnect uses to create its list [https://disconnect.me/trackerprotection here]. [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Tracking_protection#Lists Learn more] about the lists used by Firefox for Tracking Protection. {/note} <!--Changes to preceding text requires review from Legal--> A shield icon will appear in your address bar whenever Firefox is blocking tracking domains. ;[[Image:tracking protection 42]] To see which resources are being blocked, you can open the [https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Tools/Web_Console web console] and look for messages under the Security tab. __TOC__ =How to turn Tracking Protection off= Tracking Protection is enabled automatically for Private Browsing windows. You may choose to disable Tracking Protection for a particular site or for all sites. Since Private Browsing mode doesn’t keep any information about your browsing session, when you disable Tracking Protection for a site, it only lasts for the session. When you start a new Private Browsing session, Tracking Protection will be turned on for all sites. ==Turn off Tracking Protection for individual sites== #The shield icon will appear when Firefox is actively blocking trackers on a page. Click the shield icon to bring up the Control Center. #In the Control Center, click {button Disable protection for this session}. #;[[Image:Disable tracking protection 42]] #Once Tracking Protection is disabled, a shield icon with red strikethrough [[Image:tracking protection off fxos]] will appear in your address bar. {note}'''To re-enable Tracking Protection''', click the shield icon again and click {button Enable Protection}.{/note} ==Turn off Tracking Protection for all sites== #Click the menu button [[Image:new fx menu]], followed by {for win}Options{/for}{for mac,linux}Preferences{/for}. #Click Privacy, then uncheck the box next to '''Use Tracking Protection in Private Windows'''. #;[[Image:privacy menu tp]] #Close the tab to save your changes. {note}You can also turn off Tracking Protection by going to the Private Browsing home page (''about:privatebrowsing'') and clicking the link that says '''Turn Tracking Protection Off'''. You may turn Tracking Protection back on via the same link.{/note}

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