Trocker for Opera

Trackers are to email what dust mites are to households. You cannot see them yet they are everywhere. Emails trackers don't feed on dead skin, yet they can see when you open or read your emails. If you don't like how that sounds, Trocker for Opera can help you block any inbound email trackers.

Most users have no idea about mail trackers, but these cannot only inform someone about you opening or reading a message but can also leak your address to different avenues, making you susceptible to targeted ads or spam.

The extension integrates seamlessly with Opera and works mostly on its own. User interaction is not required here, as you can set it up once and never with it again.

Installing the extension and ignoring its options might work for some, as most blocking features are turned on by default. Still, for the inquisitive, a quick look at Trocker's control panel would be most advised, as you can see exactly what's getting blocked and why.

Blocking trackers must always be enabled, as that is the app's ultimate purpose. Showing tracker counts and exposing can be disabled unless you are interested in their source and presence. Also, if you keep these features enabled, your mailbox will be changed accordingly, adding T letters to each mail that contains tracker images.

A statistics segment will keep you informed about the total number of blocked trackers along with additional data.

Trocker for Opera is a neat add-on that boosts one's privacy by blocking email trackers. Its architecture makes it compatible with most clients, including Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, etc. Considering it requires as much attention as a cactus needs water, it's not a bad idea to add it to your add-on collection.