Censor Tracker for Firefox

Internet censorship and secure browsing are sensitive and even controversial topics, especially for inhabitants of some countries where freedom of speech is less encouraged.

Activity tracking, site blocking, unauthorized data sharing and censorship are challenges that many face. Luckily, there are solutions to bypass Internet censorship and surf the web securely and privately. Censor Tracker for Firefox is one of the tools that you can use to circumvent censorship and browsing restrictions in Mozilla Firefox.

Also available for Chrome, this add-on can report about websites that share data with third parties, such as government agencies and help you bypass imposed restrictions through secure proxy servers. Such surveillance means are detected by Censor Tracker.

Not only will you be able to access restricted resources and sites, but you will also feel more secure when navigating online, since your identity is anonymized.

Once installed, Censor Tracker for Firefox stays active and analyzes each website you visit. Clicking on its icon reveals a small popup window where you can see information about Internet tracking attempts and restrictions.

Should a website be blocked in Firefox, Censor Tracker offers to load the page through a secure proxy server. Note that it is recommended to disable proxy usage if you are already rerouting the traffic through a VPN to bypass restrictions.

A database of blocked resources is created by Censor Tracker. In other words, a proxy list is generated or populated manually by you, a list that contains links that should be redirected through a proxy server. Thus, navigating to these pages becomes much easier.

Censor Tracker for Firefox aims to provide anyone with a censorship-free and secure browsing experience. While popular domains do not usually impose geographical restrictions, installing such an extension is not a bad idea.