Digital Resistance

Replacing cookies with random values

After installation, remembers (does not send anywhere) visited sites. After three visits to the site, separated by closing and opening the browser, the dissemination begins to replace the cookies received from such a site with random values. Of course, cookies protected by httpOnly cannot be replaced and cannot be replaced. Getting started on replacing cookies from the third launch of the browser allows you to login through the chrome password manager. Basically, these cookies are screen parameters, technical records. All this is not very effective in the fight against digital eavesdroppers, just a little dirty trick due to the large computing power of today's computers, almost invisible to the user. If it is no longer allowed on a site, the extension must be turned off in chrome: // extensions / then in chrome: // settings / siteData to clear the cookies of the site of interest or in chrome: // settings / clearBrowserData to delete all cookies and try again log in. Disabling the extension will force itself to completely erase the list the next time it is turned on, and the replacement of cookies on all sites stops. When you turn it on again, the accumulation of visits to start the replacement starts over. The extension automatically changes cookies, you do not need to keep track of what you have been placed and why, with a new visit to the site, the site will receive random values, which will be very surprised. Sometimes you can be surprised yourself, a change in theme, language, and other delights. Also on some sites there are cookies - counters, there is only one value, the extension will make it random. “Count as much as you want” is our message. For freedom!