Le 5 impostazioni del browser che tutti dovrebbero cambiare oggi

24 giugno 2026 · 2 minuti di lettura · Commenti

La maggior parte dei browser viene fornita con impostazioni che favoriscono gli inserzionisti rispetto a te. Queste cinque modifiche richiedono meno di cinque minuti e impediscono silenziosamente alla maggior parte dei siti Web di monitorare tutto ciò che fai.

1. Blocca i cookie di terze parti

• Third-party cookies are placed by advertisers on sites you visit, then read by those same advertisers on every other site you go to. This is how a shoe ad follows you around the internet.
• Chrome: Settings → Privacy and Security → Cookies → Block third-party cookies.
• Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Enhanced Tracking Protection → Strict.

2. Attiva DNS su HTTPS

• Every time you type a web address, your browser asks a DNS server to translate it into an IP address. By default, this request is sent in plain text — meaning your internet provider (and anyone on the same network) can see every site you visit.
• DNS-over-HTTPS encrypts that lookup so it's unreadable to anyone in the middle.
• Chrome: Settings → Privacy and Security → Security → Use secure DNS → With: Cloudflare (1.1.1.1).

3. Abilita la modalità solo HTTPS

• HTTPS encrypts the connection between your browser and the website. HTTP does not. On a plain HTTP site, anyone sharing your Wi-Fi can read exactly what you send and receive.
• Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → HTTPS-Only Mode → Enable in all windows.
• Chrome: Settings → Privacy and Security → Security → Always use secure connections.

4. Revoca le autorizzazioni relative a posizione, fotocamera e microfono

• Websites you visited months ago may still have permanent access to your location or camera. Most never need it again.
• Chrome: Settings → Privacy and Security → Site Settings → review Location, Camera, Microphone. Revoke anything you don't recognise.
• Set the default for each to "Ask before accessing" rather than "Allow".

5. Disattiva "Invia statistiche di utilizzo"

• Chrome and Edge send usage data and crash reports back to Google and Microsoft by default. This includes URLs of pages you visit and diagnostic information about your activity.
• Chrome: Settings → Privacy and Security → toggle off "Help improve Chrome's features and performance".
• Edge: Settings → Privacy, search, and services → toggle off all diagnostic data options.

Queste cinque modifiche non ti renderanno invisibile online, ma interromperanno le forme di tracciamento più comuni e invasive, gratuitamente e in meno di cinque minuti.

Sam Feldman

"Un buon banner non ha una forma fissa e non ha un significato intrinseco."

Austin, TX · https://sams.blog/weekly

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