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at the intersection of trousers and securities it's a small but feisty group of add-ons and one of the best is Do Not Track me hi I'm Seth Rosenblatt for Cena and today we're taking a first look at Do Not Track me which blocks trackers from following you around the web originally known as Do Not Track plus Do Not Track me has more to it than just a name change Do Not Track me has dropped advertiser opt-out cookies a small change that eliminates confusion about different types of cookies while increasing your protection there's a new add-on icon a simple crosshairs now in addition to indicating how many trackers are blocked on the site you're currently visiting it also warns you about social networking news tracking habits and when those sites make privacy policy changes DNT me has a new look to that makes it easier to check up on a chart front center gives a helpful visual to the esoteric concept of tracker blocking a bite has also highlighted links to its blog posts that focus on privacy and explaining how sites track you of course they're also pimping their paid privacy services but it's remarkably unobtrusive and the add-on still does its unique rebuilding of social networking buttons so even though you're blocking trackers you're not killing off the benefits of the modern web the add-on works with chrome firefox safari and internet explorer but not opera online privacy is a hard place to make a buck when companies and governments are doing their best to violate yours fortunately do not track me remains free and it also remains one of the best add-ons in this space the first look at do not track me I'm Seth Rosalyn you