Firefox is developing fast. Implementing various security features, Firefox beats its rivals. Firefox also proffers advanced security characteristics in the form of Firefox plugins development. Almost every website you visit collects your information in some or the other form. Biggest data collectors are Facebook and Google. With Gmail, Maps, Calendar, You Tube and its eponymous search engine, Google is omnipresent. Google is always busy gathering user information to use it to craft a personalized advertisement. Since the launch of location-based advertisement, Google’s income has been enormous.

Tracking you at every step, Google’s services are as good as a spy behind you all the time. Does that mean we should stop using Google’s services? Can we survive without it? Google has made us dependent. However, if we do not want to be subject to data pilfering, a solution is to install the Firefox plugin development.

This Firefox add-on would simply activate a proxy between user and Google. This proxy diverts the search requests creating anonymity. To get rid of data tracking, it is worth altering settings pertaining to some of the Google’s services. Deactivating Google’s web history is yet another solution to maintain confidentiality.

Apart from adding supplementary filters; such as Firefox development plugin, we can manually add privacy filters and define the elements to be removed. Either use a simple Ad-block plus or users have a better option of creating their own filters.

Deactivating functions from your Google toolbar also makes sense as the toolbar automatically links internet addresses or information about user-visited websites. Existence of various other tools makes it easy to fix the common data security problems.