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Reviews for DuckDuckGo Search & Tracker Protection

DuckDuckGo Search & Tracker Protection by DuckDuckGo

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  • by Firefox user 10867334, 7 years ago
    It's great, but PLEEEASE CHANGE THE COLOR OF THE ICON! It's IMPOSSIBLE to read! Seriously!
  • by Firefox user 13521425, 8 years ago
    Doesn't consistently force HTTPS. How hard can that be? To be fair, HTTPS Everywhere fails also. Example site: http://www.recordrentacar.com

    Update 1: Do you really need a list for that? cannot you simple try HTTPS version of the site?

    Developer response

    posted 8 years ago
    Hi, thanks for the feedback. Our current list covers most of the traffic on the Web, and we believe it is the most comprehensive out there, but it does not yet include every site. We are working on expanding it as quickly as possible, however.
  • by Firefox user 13561696, 8 years ago
    I'm still forming an opinion. As an idea it is great. Encryption and Anti-tracking. But how does it play with FF's own tracker-blocking capabilities? It would be nice if there was also an ad-blocking feature. Can I install an adblocker with this, if so which one?
  • by Dawid, 8 years ago
    Where can I report issues? Is there github repo for this addon?
    This addon breaks https://open.spotify.com/ for me.

    Developer response

    posted 8 years ago
    Hi and thanks for the feedback. I've passed that on to the team. Issues can also be reported in this GitHub repo: https://github.com/duckduckgo/firefox-zeroclickinfo/issues

    UPDATE: This should be working now. You may need to restart Firefox for it to take effect.