Since this conversation, I have been watching how Ghostery and NoScript behave on different websites. I like the combination of the two. Ghostery gives me more information about what they are blocking which I like. Plus, it is way easier to permanently block things with Ghostery. However, NoScript blocks more items than Ghostery because Ghostery just blocks trackers.

Since all my cookies except the few I've white-listed (like from Dreamwidth) get erased every time I shut down my browser and Ghostery blocks trackers, I don't worry about cookies as much. Plus, I just redownloaded Tor and it is soooo much better than the last time I tried to use it.