Drupal Freedom
This project aims to restore user control over their Drupal websites by removing unwanted features added by other modules. It currently offers a sub-module to remove the Commerce Inbox, which previously subscribed users without consent and displayed promotional content.
You should have freedom on your Drupal website – it's yours to make how you wish. This project aims to regain that freedom when other module developers have not respected it. Currently it covers one case: remove the Commerce Inbox.
We have become accustomed to adverts, newsletter subscribe boxes on websites we visits; unwanted email sign-ups whenever we purchase something. It was a sad day when I visited my own site and found the same. I had been subscribed to a "Commerce Inbox" against my wishes and without my consent. My site had apparently already connected out to the module developer's server and downloaded their feed. Nagging links to this new feature were prominently grabbing my attention. There wasn't any way to remove short of editing my settings.php, a task which many small DIY site owners likely can't do.
Features
Removes anti-freedom mechanisms added by module developers such as:
- adverts
- attention grabs (prominent use of screen area outside the normal mechanisms such as menu/block)
- unwanted outbound connections
List of sub-modules:
- "Freedom Commerce" module removes the Commerce Inbox.
Post-Installation
Nothing to configure.
Additional Requirements
None.
Recommended modules/libraries
None.