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Opting Out of Marketing Cookies and Tracking in Your Browser

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Use your browser's built-in tracking protection to opt out of marketing cookies. This article links you to the steps for Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, Brave, and mobile browsers, and explains what to keep in mind before you change your settings.

Before You Begin

  • Browser settings are the opt-out option. Practice Better does not currently offer its own cookie banner or opt-out link. Your browser's tracking protection settings are how you opt out of marketing cookies.
     
  • Keep first-party cookies on. Blocking all cookies can prevent you from signing in to Practice Better. If you see a sign-in error after changing a setting, allow cookies for Practice Better and try again.
     
  • Learn how we protect your data. Read Understanding Security and Privacy in Practice Better → and our Privacy Policy.

Opting Out in Google Chrome

If Chrome is your main browser, turn on the Do Not Track setting. Follow the steps in Google's guide: Turn "Do Not Track" on or off - Computer

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To opt out of Google Analytics specifically, add the Chrome extension Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on. The add-on is available for Chrome.

Opting Out in Safari

If Safari is your main browser, block cookies by following Apple's guides:

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To opt out of all cookies, we recommend choosing the Prevent cross-site tracking option. This setting is not specific to marketing cookies. It applies to cookies from any domain.

Opting Out in Firefox

If Firefox is your main browser, turn on and customize Enhanced Tracking Protection. Follow Mozilla's guide: Enhanced Tracking Protection in Firefox for desktop

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Opting Out in Microsoft Edge

If you use Microsoft Edge, enable Tracking prevention in your browser’s Privacy, search, and services. With the setting on, choose from Basic, Balanced, or Strict.

Learn more in Microsoft's guide: Learn about tracking prevention in Microsoft Edge.

📍 Note: Strict blocks the most trackers. It can also stop some sites from working correctly, including sign-in pages.

Opting Out on Mobile Browsers

  • Chrome on Android: Open Chrome, tap the More menu (three dots), tap Settings, tap Privacy and security, and switch on the Do Not Track request option. See Google's guide: Turn "Do Not Track" on or off - Android phone & tablet
     
  • Safari on iPhone and iPad: Turn on Prevent Cross-Site Tracking in your Safari settings. [VERIFY: add Apple's guide link and the exact Settings path for Prevent Cross-Site Tracking on iPhone and iPad]

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