Help EFF test Privacy Badger, our new browser extension for privacy
I wish I had EFF's clout behind my work too[1]. In the last few months, I have been completely dedicated to write an extension which completely informs the user about what a web page does, and gives the user full control over what web sites do in his/her browser.Spent hours after hours at not only making it work, but also making it work efficiently (wrote custom ABP engine from scratch which doesn't suffer the real one's abuse of memory/CPU), and yet barely anyone is noticing it.EFF is also one of the recipient I suggest for people who really want to donate something for my work.In any case, an important warning concerning any extension which modifies HTTP headers on Chromium-based browsers: only one extension is allowed to modify the HTTP headers[2], and since EFF's badger does modify outbound request headers, it will break any previously installed extension which relies on also modifying these headers to work properly.This means mine[1] is incompatible, one of the two extensions won't be able to do what it says it does. This applies for any other extension modifying outbound HTTP headers.[1] https://github.com/gorhill/httpswitchboard#http-switchboard-...[2] https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/webRequest#implement...