The refreshed protection suite introduces four standardized tiers alongside custom blocklists loaded via local files or remote URLs. It concentrates on disrupting invasive profiling scripts while still allowing non-tracking contextual promotions to function. In addition to privacy upgrades, the release incorporates space-saving vertical navigation options that dynamically reveal tab titles when engaged.
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Users can customize protection globally or assign specific tiers to individual sites via…: Users can customize protection globally or assign specific tiers to individual sites via the Address Bar shield icon.
Custom filtering levels permit individuals to add personalized blocklists through local f…: Custom filtering levels permit individuals to add personalized blocklists through local file managers or remote URLs.
Pinned vertical tabs can now be organized side by side in a compact grid at the top of th…: Pinned vertical tabs can now be organized side by side in a compact grid at the top of the browser bar.
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