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Mastodon user shares Vivaldi privacy tip using DuckDuckGo extension

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A Mastodon user shared a tip for enhancing privacy within the Vivaldi browser by utilizing the DuckDuckGo extension. This method involves enabling the extension to isolate tab cookies, which previously required manual disabling of AI features in DuckDuckGo. The user also mentioned using Firefox with temporary containers as a comparison. AI

RANK_REASON User-generated tip on a social media platform about browser extensions and privacy settings.

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Mastodon user shares Vivaldi privacy tip using DuckDuckGo extension

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User-generated tip on a social media platform about browser extensions and privacy settings.
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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    @ runoutgroover @ cavyherd @ Petesmom @ Vivaldi I don't really use Vivaldi, but have you tried installing the # DDG extension and enabling it there. That's what

    @ runoutgroover @ cavyherd @ Petesmom @ Vivaldi I don't really use Vivaldi, but have you tried installing the # DDG extension and enabling it there. That's what I did with Firefox. I used FF Temporary containers, so every tab I open has its own isolated cookies, which mean I had …

    LINKS cloudisland.nz/@runoutgroover wandering.shop/@cavyherd kolektiva.social/@Petesmom social.vivaldi.net/@Vivaldi

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