What do you mean by "Don't Follow me"? Do you mean Do not Track? How do I turn on the Do Not Track feature?

That feature only tells websites you don't want to be tracked, it doesn't actually do anything to block tracking. Firefox does have content blocking, which will block trackers. What happened to Tracking Protection?

I'd suggest making sure that is enabled :)

hello Tyler, Thank you...in English the option is called....Tracking Protection. But an enduser can disable this option in the FireFox interface....during the session. with kind regards. Ben

hello Tyler, Thank you...in English the option is called....Tracking Protection. But an enduser can disable this option in the FireFox interface....during the session. with kind regards. Ben

Yes, users can disable Tracking protection. If you're wanting to prevent disabling, perhaps Group policies can do that, but I'm not sure

Hi Ben, some pages will not render correctly if Content Blocking / Tracking Protection is enabled on that page. Currently, the only solution to that is to temporarily disable the feature. Firefox isn't able to automatically determine how to work around the problem (for example, by loading some potential tracking content in a more isolated way). If you make it impossible to temporarily disable the feature, then those sites may be partially unusable (for example, slide shows disabled on news sites).

okay... is there an option to make it impossible to disable the option Do not track...tracking Ben

Disabling Do Not Track really doesn't do anything. Only a few websites respect Do Not Track. It's essentially pointless.

Tracking Protection actually does protect you, but as jscher said, you should be able to turn it off.

Can I ask why you want to make it impossible to turn these off?