Basics

What it Does

Privacy Settings Configuration, WebRTC Obedience

• Network Privacy Settings

• networkPredictionEnabled: Forced off.
• peerConnectionEnabled: Switchable, but by default webRTC is disabled. A checkbox is offered to enable it.
• webRTCIPHandlingPolicy: Forced to value proxy_only.

• Services Privacy Settings

• passwordSavingEnabled: Left untouched.

• Websites Privacy Settings

• cookieConfig: Reject third-party cookies. Persistence left untouched.
• firstPartyIsolate: First Party Isolation turned on.
• hyperlinkAuditingEnabled: Disabled.
• protectedContentEnabled: Left untouched.
• referrersEnabled: Disabled.
• resistFingerprinting: Enabled.
• thirdPartyCookiesAllowed: Third-party cookies disabled.
• trackingProtectionMode: Enabled.

Contextual Identity/Application Identity/History Management

• I2P Browsing Context
• E-Mail Client Context
• Bittorrent Client Context
• Router Console Admin

Proxy Configuration

• Rules for proxy configuration are decided on a per-contextual-identity basis. The rules themselves will be be enumerated on the documentation pages themselves.

I2P Integration

• There is an indicator for proxy readiness that shows when the proxy is available.
• There is a self-contained i2pcontrol client called toopie.html inside of the plugin which gives feedback about the state of the I2P Router is doing.

What it Doesn't

Inject content into pages

Block or filter scripts

Detect or mitigate vulnerabilities in Firefox