webrts in brave and the chrome browsers

Rock.87
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edited October 31 in Privacy

Brave does not entirely switch off dns , it provides an extra layer of protection for webrtc work out in this way :

is it enough ? or you like to suggest some additional security measures? chrome needs extension to disable webrtc , if i need to use an extension , which extension is considered as the most reliable and compatible ?

Which is more secure: uBlock Origin or IDM? Both extensions can access webpage data. Does Bitdefender offer sufficient protection in this context?

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  • Nunzio77
    Nunzio77 mod
    Answer ✓

    The Ad Guard extension has webrtc blocking, so it can be installed in Chrome. I tested it and it works, they do webRTC exposure tests.

    Nunzio ·

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  • Flexx
    Flexx mod
    edited November 26 Answer ✓

    Going forward, Google will soon remove MV2-based extensions from its Chrome Web Store. This means that the AdGuard AdBlocker (MV2) will be removed. Google has already started implementing MV3-based extensions in the Chrome Web Store, so you should install the AdGuard AdBlocker or AdGuard AdBlocker (MV3 Beta) along with AdGuard Extra for additional protection.

    Kindly note that AdGuard Extra is not a standalone extension for blocking ads. It requires the main AdGuard extension (in this case, the MV3-based version) to function. Once installed with the respective extension, it provides additional protection against ads.

    The following message has started appearing on almost all extensions currently based on MV2 in the Google Web Store.

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