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Updated Optional Hardening (markdown)

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@@ -254,7 +254,7 @@ You can use adblock rules to customize an allowlist and denylist with uBlock Ori
For web compatibility reasons, Firefox will dynamically grant unpartitioned access to third-party cookies for 30 days in certain scenarios which require user interaction. For example, if you click a **Login with SSO** button on a website, Firefox will grant the SSO provider storage access to the website you clicked that button on for 30 days.
#### Option 1
You can disable this functionality and partition all third-party cookies, but we do not recommend doing so as this can cause websites to break, especially if you use SSO functionality. To do so, you can go to `about:config`, search for the following preferences, and set them to `false`.
You can disable this functionality and partition all third-party cookies, but we do not recommend doing so as this can cause websites to break, especially if you use SSO functionality.
```javascript
// PREF: restrict dynamic storage access
@@ -263,7 +263,7 @@ user_pref("privacy.restrict3rdpartystorage.heuristic.opened_window_after_interac
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#### Option 2
You can go even further by disabling web compatibility functionality entirely, which will disable the two dynamic heuristics above, [SmartBlock](https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2021/07/13/smartblock-v2/), and manual anti-tracking exceptions made by Mozilla for some websites, but we do not recommend doing so because this will cause significant website breakage with little privacy gain compared to Mozilla’s dynamic approach. To do so, you can go to `about:config`, search for the following preference, and set it to `false`.
You can go even further by disabling web compatibility functionality entirely, which will disable the two dynamic heuristics above, [SmartBlock](https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2021/07/13/smartblock-v2/), and manual anti-tracking exceptions made by Mozilla for some websites, but we do not recommend doing so because this will cause significant website breakage with little privacy gain compared to Mozilla’s dynamic approach.
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// PREF: disable all web compat