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[FYI] Bugzilla issue suggesting core Firefox Tracking Protection should protect from URL/queryparam-based tracking #106

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ronjouch opened this issue Mar 29, 2021 · 1 comment
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Hi, ClearURLs users and contributors.

Just a "FYI" issue to publicize that I created Firefox Bug 1697982 - Firefox Tracking Protection should protect against URL/queryparam-based tracking (like addons ClearURLs/NeatURL do), which suggests the protection offered by addons like this one should be baked in Firefox.

  • It was received positively by Mozilla folks, who acknowledge the rationale.
  • No promises yet, but it's "on [their] radar & roadmap".
  • Please complement with extra information that may help Mozilla understand / analyze / scope this better.
  • Please refrain from noise-only "Me too" / "+1" comments. Use Bugzilla's Vote/Follow features if you don't have anything to add.

@ authors / maintainers: not expecting you keep this "bug" open, of course. Feel free to close now or anytime in the future. Thanks for your work 🙂.

Link to similar issue in addon NeatURL.

@KevinRoebert KevinRoebert pinned this issue Mar 29, 2021
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OJFord commented May 6, 2021

Use Bugzilla's Vote

And please do do that - I suspect it being built into FF is the most likely way this functionality is going to get into FF for Android.

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