Well... This thread is more about your feelings than anything else.
You can identify specific scripts with the logger and from the same window you create a dynamic rule
I totally recommend tutanota. I use the free.
For sure it is not chrome.
uBO can also do exactly the same. And more ☝🏻
I'm currently using this one (Translate web pages). I think it is not the most privacy friendly, but is really useful. It also works for mobile Firefox (actually I use Mull)
The first and most important thing is that platforms in the fediverse that use activitypub protocol are not intended to be private communications entities, so you must be very aware that everything you post there will be publicly availabe on the internet.
Answering your questions: **1. What information does the instance(s) have on their users? **All the information you provide. Username, email, location, etc. plus some information about what you post (application, ip address). It could be different between platforms. You can check privacy policy for your platform/instance. For example mastodon.social privacy policy
2. What information can users get on other users? mainly the information you post in your profile and posts. again, it could be different between different platforms.
3. What information can the infrastructure providers get on users of the fediverse? I think this is the hardest question to answer and, maybe, an admin could have more information. So far i know, infrastructure providers cannot access any data from services they hosts. But it could depend on the provider policies.
Finally, private messages are not encrypted. You should consider just for casual communication. There are other ways to send private and encrypted direct messages.
Really great movie! I need to watch it again.
So far I understand it's no necessary to use both. You can do everything that Noscript does with uBO.
¿Alguien creyó, acaso, que colo colo tenía posibilidades de avanzar? 🤔