WEBNoTrack 1.2.5.3

Once, I bought a gift for a friend a while ago on a lesser-known website. That was the only time I was on their website. For the next week, I had advertisements for the website and most of my search results had it squeezed in somehow. The browser had somehow seen me using it and decided to target me. While it doesn't seem malicious, it's definitely creepy. There are tools to fix this, of course. One of many is WEBNoTrack.

Installing WEBNoTrack is as easy as simply running the installer. Once you boot it up, you'll be welcomed by a rugged and minimalistic interface that displays a handful of options, namely starting, stopping, disabling and restarting the protection services. This program works with popular browsers that operate on the latest versions of Windows, meaning Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Edge and more.

Considering that covering up the domain name is a common practice among advertisement agents, it's easy to understand how you can get tricked to click links that include tracking agents. Nevertheless, since there aren't a lot of situations where you want sites to keep your preferences, the app enables you to classify domains accordingly. You can also whitelist some websites so that the cookies belonging to the domain aren't inspected or changed. This is preferable for websites where you want the browser to remember your login info.

All in all, if you want to ensure your privacy, then WEBNoTrack can be a great option for protecting yourself. If that sounds like something you'd like, then you should give it a download.