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Many websites gather information about their visitors, such as their IP address, installed browser and operating system, screen resolution, and even the page from which a visitor was redirected. Some web pages use cookies to mark your browser and save your personal settings and preferences, or to "recognize" you upon your next visit. *Tracking protection* safeguards your personal information from such data- and statistics-gathering systems. | ||
Many websites gather information about their visitors, including their IP address, installed browser and operating system, screen resolution, and even the page from which they were redirected. Some web pages use cookies to mark your browser and save your settings and preferences, or to "recognize" you upon your next visit. **Tracking protection** safeguards your personal information from such data- and statistics-gathering systems. |
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Many websites gather information about their visitors, including their IP address, installed browser and operating system, screen resolution, and even the page from which they were redirected. Some web pages use cookies to mark your browser and save your settings and preferences, or to "recognize" you upon your next visit. **Tracking protection** safeguards your personal information from such data- and statistics-gathering systems. | |
Many websites gather information about their visitors, including their IP address, installed browser and operating system, screen resolution, and even the page from which they were redirected. Some web pages use cookies to mark your browser and save your settings and preferences, or to “recognize” you upon your next visit. **Tracking protection** safeguards your personal information from such data- and statistics-gathering systems. |
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### Remove tracking parameters from URLs {#removetracking} | ||
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If you enable this feature, AdGuard will use the AdGuard URL Tracking filter to remove tracking parameters like `utm_*` and `fb_ref` from page URLs. |
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до этого AdGuard Tracking Protection filter был без артикля, а тут AdGuard URL Tracking filter с ним
давайте определимся
предлагаю везде без
### Hide search queries {#searchqueries} | ||
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When you get directed to a website from Google, Yahoo, or any other search engine, this option hides the search query that you used to find that website. | ||
This feature hides your searches from websites that you visit via search engine results. For example, when you are sent to a website through a search engine like Google or Yahoo, this feature hides the search query you used to find that website. |
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searches —> search history?
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sent to a website —> open a website
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Available in: AdGuard for Android and AdGuard for Windows. |
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я бы убрала двоеточие
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Third-party cookies are those implemented by a website that is different from the one you are currently browsing. For example, cnn.com may have a Facebook "Like" widget on its homepage. This widget will implement a cookie that may be read later by Facebook. Some advertisers use such cookies to track what other sites you visit where their ads are placed. | ||
Websites use cookies to store your information and preferences, such as the language you selected, your location, or the list of items in your shopping cart. When you return to a website, your browser sends the website your cookies belonging to the website, allowing it to "remember" your data. |
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## Browser API {#browser-api} | ||
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Only the **Block WebRTC** feature is available for AdGuard browser extensions. You can find it in the **Miscellaneous** section. |
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AdGuard Browser Extension
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Enabling this option can disrupt the work of certain browser applications, such as messengers, streaming platforms, chats, cinemas, or games. |
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cinemas не то же самое, что streaming platforms?
The Push API enables servers to send messages to web applications regardless of the activity status of your browser. Thus, you may see notifications from various websites even if your browser is hidden in the tray or not launched. Enable this option to block the browser's Push API completely. | ||
This feature blocks push notifications from websites. | ||
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The Push API enables servers to send messages to web applications regardless of the activity status of your browser. This means that you can see notifications from various websites even when your browser is minimized or closed. Enable this option to block the browser's Push API completely. |
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The Push API enables servers to send messages to web applications regardless of the activity status of your browser. This means that you can see notifications from various websites even when your browser is minimized or closed. Enable this option to block the browser's Push API completely. | |
The Push API enables servers to send messages to web applications regardless of the activity status of your browser. This means that you can see notifications from various websites even when your browser is minimized or closed. Enable this option to block the browser’s Push API completely. |
Referer is an HTTP header used in browser-to-server requests. It contains the URL of the request source. When you navigate from one page to another, Referer saves the URL of the initial page. The server that hosts the destination web page often has software that parses Referer and extracts various pieces of information from it. Enabling the *Hide Referer from third-parties* option hides the current website from third-party sites by altering the HTTP header. | ||
This feature prevents third parties from knowing what websites you visit. | ||
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Referer is an HTTP header used in browser-to-server requests. It contains the URL of the request source. When you navigate from one page to another, Referer saves the URL of the initial page. The server that hosts the destination web page often has software that parses Referer and extracts various pieces of information from it. Enabling the *Hide Referer from third-parties* setting hides the current website from third-party sites by altering the HTTP header. |
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Referer is an HTTP header used in browser-to-server requests. It contains the URL of the request source. When you navigate from one page to another, Referer saves the URL of the initial page. The server that hosts the destination web page often has software that parses Referer and extracts various pieces of information from it. Enabling the *Hide Referer from third-parties* setting hides the current website from third-party sites by altering the HTTP header. | |
Referer is an HTTP header used in browser-to-server requests. It contains the URL of the request source. When you navigate from one page to another, Referer saves the URL of the initial page. The server that hosts the destination web page often has software that parses Referer and extracts various pieces of information from it. Enabling the *Hide Referer from third parties* setting hides the current website from third-party websites by altering the HTTP header. |
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### Protect against DPI {#dpi} | ||
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This feature modifies your outgoing traffic so that your ISP’s Deep Packet Inspection systems can’t detect the websites you visit. Can’t guarantee complete protection against all DPI systems |
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Added missing descriptions