PSA: If you do use #Brave browser, be aware it doesn't block #Facebook or #Twitter trackers
For Facebook tracking Brave white-lists
connect.facebook.net
connect.facebook.com
staticxx.facebook.com
www.facebook.com
scontent.xx.fbcdn.net
pbs.twimg.com
scontent-sjc2-1.xx.fbcdn.net
According to Brave developers, it's white-listed due to causing Facebook login to break if blocked.
See issue #1108 on Github
github.com/brave/brave-browser…
@resist1984 @wuwei @Rastal I don't see the problem with this. They replace bad ads with simple ones that don't track. And that's an option. I also understand not breaking fb login. I'm guessing firefox does this as well since I can use fb on it.
@resist1984 @Rastal @wuwei they can have either. Just has to be anablef in settings.
@wuwei @Rastal @jordan31 also, the user has no duty to accept ads (targeted or not), and no duty to ensure a suppliers business is profitable. There are non-profit efforts to block as many ads as possible and those are the most ethical (noting that advertising is an arms race we need not accept).