These are essential to me. Consent o matic automatically fills out cookie pop-ups by opting out of everything for you. Some of these cookie things take a while to process which shows how decided 9 they are set up
just installed darkReader, my retinas are thanking me
Looking at the comments, interest in privacy and adblocking seem high. But the actual addons suggested here are often redundant or even worse, make you easier to track. Instead, take a look at the Arkenfox wiki, which is more or less the gold standard for browser privacy. Both LibreWolf and Mullvad Browser, practically the most privacy/anonymity oriented browsers out there, right behind Tor, either rely on it or stick very closely to it.
I highly recommend reading the entire wiki from the start. You dont have to do everything it says, obviously, but even if you dont do anything it will give you a better understanding of browser privacy. And lastly, do not use Chrome or any chromium based browser if you care about privacy and a free and open internet. Even if you only use a chromium based browser, you help increase googles monopoly.
Thank you 00 and crius for introducing Mullvad. Been looking for a VPN that doesn’t lock you into any subscription plans.
Mullvad VPN is great! Though I was talking about the Mullvad Browser (which is great as well and integrates well with their VPN service).
An extra thumbs up for mullvad vpn from me. It's a bit more costly than the mainstream ones but you don't have to subscribe to any plan. Just pay month by month, absolutely no personal data needed.
I love these types of posts. From the outset they seem mundane, but they are discussion provoking and I'm able to learn of new things at the same time.
You don't need an addon for this one. Search about:config for dom.event.clipboardevents.enabled and double click on the key (set it to false). It should take care of that for you.
Edit: Typo
Definitely installing the cookie one
Wasn't I don't care about cookies acquired by Avast or something?
I don't exactly remember why, but in response to something like that, community edition I still don't care about cookies was created and I'm using it since then.
Good to know, I'll check that out thanks!
Millenials to Snake People.
This is incredible, I have to try it. As a cloud to butt user I want to get a combo somewhere
Bitwarden
Sponser Block
LibRedirect
Decentraleyes
Cookie Block
NoScript
UntrackUrls
Firefox Containers
TOS;DR
I don't see any love for sidebery here, sadge
We’re here! Handfuls of us!
uBlock Origin
Privacy Badger
HTTPS Everywhere
Firefox Relay
NoScript (off 99% of the time since it's not really needed)
RES (until reddit does some stupid shit and bans it or something so I can finally quit it entirely)
TinEye Reverse Image Search
That's basically it. But after reading a few comments I added:
Consent-o-matic
Decentraleyes
Audio Only for YouTube™
Better Twitch Adblock
BetterTTV
Channel Blocker
Dark Reader Gumbo: Twitch Companion
HTTPS Everywhere
LeechBlock NG
MAL-Sync
NoScript
Return YouTube Dislike
ScrewMyCode: Pitch control for YouTube
Truffle
uBlock Origin
Unhook - Remove YouTube Recommended Videos
Violentmonkey
uBlock Origin
Bypass Paywalls Plus
I don't care about Cookies
Cookie AutoDelete
The Cookie addons work wonderfully together. IDCAC just accepts every cookie banner automatically, AutoDelete removes them after the tab was closed.
Holy shit. I admire the organisation and love the documentation, but holy addon, batman! thats a lot!
Lots of great recommendations in this thread. One I use and didn't see mentioned yet is StreetPass. It automatically saves any Mastodon rel="me" verification links you come across while browsing. I've found it very useful for finding interesting accounts to follow
uBO, of course. note: you guys don't need ClearURLs with this list added. LibRedirect for automatically opening Youtube, Twitter, TikTok etc. links in their privacy-focused front-ends. I just make sure to disable all the instances by esmailelbob since he's a little homophobic shithead Buster for automatic captcha solving Consent-O-Matic automatically clicks through cookies banner to deny all the cookies that aren't necessary, which I like better than just hiding the cookie banner Redirect AMP to HTML because fuck AMP and fuck Google
uBlock Origin, to make the web a bearable experience
Yomichan for learning Japanese
And that's it. I don't really need much more.
uBlock Origin
Startpage
Firefox Relay
uBlock Origin
Dark Reader
Return Dislikes for YouTube
Most other needs can be configured with Firefox whether it be css stuff like dark scroll bars or browser behaviour. The fewer add-ons the better.
I used to have dozens of them, now only few:
uBlock
Violentmonkey
FeedBro
Bitwarden
Vimium
Sponsorblock
Return Youtube Dislike
DeArrow (installed today)
Highly recommend Vimium in particular. Avoids repeat movements of switching between keyboard and mouse.
Yeah I've found Vimium incredibly useful. Started getting some pain in my hands and Vimium helped out by reducing my trackpad use on my laptop.
Simple Tab Groups helps me alot for organizing windows and tabs for certain topics
FediFollow is great for following people on other instances without much copy/paste work
Audio Only for YouTube™
Better Twitch Adblock
BetterTTV
Channel Blocker
Dark Reader
Gumbo: Twitch Companion
HTTPS Everywhere
LeechBlock NG
MAL-Sync
NoScript
Return YouTube Dislike
ScrewMyCode.in: Pitch control for YouTube
Truffle
uBlock Origin
Unhook - Remove YouTube Recommended Videos
Violentmonkey
uBlock Origin
NoScript
Bitwarden
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I previously used Privacy Badger, but I block basically everything with NoScript anyway, so it was redundant. I also used HTTPS Everywhere but you can enable that in most (all?) browsers now anyway, so you don't need an extension any longer (the highest form of success for an extension). I also previously used LastPass, but I got out before they had their security issues, and importantly changed every password when I transitioned. On work computer I have the 1password extension.
NoScript is redundant when using uBlock Origin in advanced mode as well.
Ublock Origin: to block ads of course
SponsorBlock: to skip youtube sponsor spots and begging for likes and dislikes and leave a comment and ring the notification bell. Or skip straight to high lights.
FireFox Multiaccount Container: For separate containers to keep accounts isolated from each other
old reddit reddit: will be looking for a teddit.net redirect now
Reddit Enhancement Suite: when used with reddit was my best friend
auto tab discard
bitwarden
dark reader
enhancer for youtube
livemark
localcdn
ublock origin
tree style tabs
tampermunkey
sponsorblock
+1 for TST. I have 840 tabs at the moment :)
tampermunkey
use violentmonkey
Why are so few people using Tampermonkey? It's so useful. Is there an alternative that I don't know about?
Because it's proprietary and borderline spyware.
Use ViolentMonkey.
Is there an alternative that I don't know about?
Violentmonkey
Adguard (Adblocker)
ProWritingAid (Grammar Checker)
Volume Master (Boosts tab audio)
Chrome Remote Desktop (Obvious)
Honey & Rakuten (Coupons and Cashback)
I also use a Chromebook, so I use these "native" extensions I developed.
CrosKeys (Launcher, Clipboard Manager, Scripting, basically a Rofi replacement)
CrosPaper (Wallpaper/Screensaver Manager)
CrosManager (System Manager)
I run pretty light
Bitwarden
ProtonVPN
NoScript
LibRedirect
uBlock Origin
LibRedirect seems useful, Thanks for the post. This will help me alot :)!!
I use Firefox and the arkenfox user.js, which is not an extension, but helps with privacy. For the extensions, though, they are as follows:
uBlock Origin // on medium mode (Check out what blocking modes are if you don't know them already)
LibRedirect // to redirect to more privacy respecting alternatives
Skip Redirect // for increased privacy in terms of redirects
Smart Referer // on strict mode. I use this as I have set network.http.referer.XOriginPolicy to 0 as 2 was a little too strict for me
I think more extensions than these would probably hurt my setup. I have followed the advice from the arkenfox wiki. Check it out if you want to look into a more private and secure Firefox configuration. Also feel free to criticize or ask questions about my setup :)
uBlock Origin
uMatrix
SponsorBlock
decentraleyes
Cookie Auto Delete
KeepassXC-Browser
Tampermonkey
Didn't uMatrix development end? I used to use it but I think the developer stopped working on it in favor of uBlock Origin.
Yes it has. But it's still working fine for me.
There are some forks that might be better, but since I don't experience too much issues I never looked for alternatives.
Just uBlock.
A bunch of other key extensions already listed, but what I don't see that I use often is redirector. It lets you put in regex patterns to redirect window locations to another destination. For example I've used it to redirect any reddit.com link to old.reddit.com, use it to remove tracking parameters from URLS, redirect youtube to yewtube, etc.
For sake of the thread though, here's a short list I have on all systems
Redirector
Ublock Origin
Firefox multi containers
Bitwarden
Ghunt companion
Leech block
Noscript
Used to have
RES
Modtoolbox
Privacy Badger
HTTPS everywhere
uBlock Origin
Dark Reader
'Adblocker for twitch' which half works
A nice one i use is NighEye. I've forgotten what it feels like to have your retinas burned. Feels good
Vinegar on safari for iOS / macOS is probably the extension I find the most useful day to day. It replaces the usual YouTube video player with a standard html5 player. So no ads, and support for PiP.
-uBlock Origin
-Sponsorblock
-Unhook for youtube
-unpinterested
-panicbutton
Also adguard dns filtering on my mobile devices. Would highly recommend panicbutton as a quick way to set a task aside without opening a new window and unhook to filter out the trash YouTube is shoveling onto the home page
I basically only use:
Ublock origin
Privacy badger
I don’t care about cookies
Dark reader
Decentralizes
And some web scraping tool forgot the name
On Firefox:
uBlock Origin
DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials
Privacy Badger
SponsorBlock (skips the promotional parts of YouTube videos)
behind! - makes it easy to access images hidden under layout tricks
Better Youtube+ - adds a few extra buttons such as download to youtube videos
Bypass Paywalls - as it says on the tin
Cookiebro - autodeletes all non-whitelisted cookies ten minutes after creation
Greasemonkey - enables userscripts, specifically:
Anti-Adblock Killer - as it says on the tin
EmuParadise Download Workaround - Nintendo made them hide the links, this shows them. May not be relevant anymore, haven't used it in a while
Old Wikipedia Layout - edits all wikipedia links to include ?useskin=vector so it doesn't use the garbage new layout
Redirect Twitter to Nitter - as it says on the tin, turns all twitter links to corresponding nitter links
Simple Youtube Age Restriction Bypass - as it says on the tin
Privacy Badger - EFF tracker blocker
Return Youtube Dislike - as it says on the tin
SponsorBlock for Youtube - uses crowdsourced timestamps to block in-video youtube ads
uBlock Origin - basic/main adblocker
The only one I use that wasn't mentioned yet is unpaywall, for finding scientific articles in open databases.
Browser: Firefox, gonna name stuff i don't see mentioned yet
'Multi Account Containers' + 'Container Tabs Sidebar' + 'Switch Container' + 'Temporary Containers' + 'don't care about cookies' 'Consent-o-matic'
basically allows you to easily have multiple accounts on websites while also making sure everything stays contained to its own bubble, and anything I don't have a dedicated container for gets a temporary container that deletes the cookies after a bit in order for me to both not care about cookies and also not get any cookies. at this point mostly because I don't like accidentally having an account on a non-contained instance
ff2mpv - easily launch videos in mpv, requires a bit of setup
Image Search Options - finding the source of most drawings, spotting which anime a clip is from etc
Yomichan for quick access to locally installed dictionaries (for Japanese in this case)
Toggle Clipboard
Ruffle.rs had not heard of....besides the nostalgia of Flash, what do you use it for?
Just that, really. It's a cool project and I wanna keep up with its progress.
uBlock Origin
Important. I've added the Bypass Paywalls-filter as well, which makes browsing a lot more pleasant.
SponsorBlock
I will not watch ads, not even one.
I still don't care about cookies
This removes most of the annoyance of cookie banners and consent dialogs
Redirect AMP to HTML
AMP sucks, rather not even see it
Libredirect
A recent favorite - I started using this as Twitter on web was becoming increasingly unusable, and Nitter is a fine alternative. Now I use it for Twitter, TikTok, Imgur, Medium and Reddit.
AdGuard Extra
AdNauseam (uBlock Origin fork)
Bitwarden
Clickbait Remover for Youtube
Custom Scrollbars
Don't accept image/webp
Enhancer for Youtube
Proton VPN
RES
Return Youtube Dislike
Sponsorblock
Thumbnail Rating Bar for Youtube
Tree Style Tab
Translate Web Pages
uBlacklist (no more deviantart trash in image search)
Redditsave (probably won't need this anymore since i moved here)
vidIQ Vision for Youtube (information on screen pleases me)
Violentmonkey
Youtube-shorts block
and thanks to the based commenters here, learned there were some userscripts for kbin and got the Dark Reader extension
More than I feel makes sense to post TBH. But a few important ones (for Firefox):
uBlock Origin Sidebery to get my tabs in a vertical tree; if you often have more than 10-15 tabs I really recommend this!
Bitwarden (password manager)
Checker Plus for Gmail + Checker Plus for Google Calendar, easy-access email/calendar in a small window, I very rarely actually go to gmail.com
Return YouTube Dislike
Tampermonkey for userscripts on Kbin
Video Speed Controller, I use numpad +/- to increase/decrease speed by 0.25x, works basically everywhere including YouTube
Firshot (takes screenshots of website with scrolling)
Google Translate
Wolfram Alpha
Tampermonkey (let's me write/add scripts to websites)
Just a clock (I hide my windows startbar so having a little clock always displayed is nice)
And my remaining extensions are:
Alternate Player for Twitch.tv
BetterTTV
Chrome Remote Desktop
Confetti Snippets (adds copy button to code on Stack Overflow)
DeArrow (Crowdsourced titles and thumbnails to remove clickbait from YouTube)
Enhanced Steam
Google Docs Offline
HTTPS Everywhere (changes http links to https)
JSONVue (formats and makes json collapsible)
Lighthouse (tests website performance)
Netflix Extended
Reddit Enhancement Suite
Refined Prime Video
Resource Override (let's me replace requested web resources with local versions of those files)
Return YouTube Dislikes
Save All Resources
ShareX
SponsorBlock
SteamDB
Tab to Window/Popup (adds keyboard shortcuts to between normal browser windows and the popup windows that don't waste space with a title bar, useful for vertically split window layouts)
uBlacklist (block sites from Google search results)
View Image (returns view image option to Google Images)
uBlock Origin
Decentraleyes
Consent-o-matic
These are essential to me. Consent o matic automatically fills out cookie pop-ups by opting out of everything for you. Some of these cookie things take a while to process which shows how decided 9 they are set up
just installed darkReader, my retinas are thanking me
Looking at the comments, interest in privacy and adblocking seem high. But the actual addons suggested here are often redundant or even worse, make you easier to track. Instead, take a look at the Arkenfox wiki, which is more or less the gold standard for browser privacy. Both LibreWolf and Mullvad Browser, practically the most privacy/anonymity oriented browsers out there, right behind Tor, either rely on it or stick very closely to it.
I highly recommend reading the entire wiki from the start. You dont have to do everything it says, obviously, but even if you dont do anything it will give you a better understanding of browser privacy. And lastly, do not use Chrome or any chromium based browser if you care about privacy and a free and open internet. Even if you only use a chromium based browser, you help increase googles monopoly.
Thank you 00 and crius for introducing Mullvad. Been looking for a VPN that doesn’t lock you into any subscription plans.
Mullvad VPN is great! Though I was talking about the Mullvad Browser (which is great as well and integrates well with their VPN service).
An extra thumbs up for mullvad vpn from me. It's a bit more costly than the mainstream ones but you don't have to subscribe to any plan. Just pay month by month, absolutely no personal data needed.
I love these types of posts. From the outset they seem mundane, but they are discussion provoking and I'm able to learn of new things at the same time.
My list (Firefox) 🙃
Absolute Enable Right Click & Copy
Bitwarden
Don't Fuck With Paste
I don't care about cookies
SponsorBlock
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/
Some of you have a LOT of addons, jeez.
You don't need an addon for this one. Search about:config for dom.event.clipboardevents.enabled and double click on the key (set it to false). It should take care of that for you.
Edit: Typo
Definitely installing the cookie one
Wasn't I don't care about cookies acquired by Avast or something? I don't exactly remember why, but in response to something like that, community edition I still don't care about cookies was created and I'm using it since then.
Good to know, I'll check that out thanks!
Millenials to Snake People.
This is incredible, I have to try it. As a cloud to butt user I want to get a combo somewhere
I don't see any love for sidebery here, sadge
We’re here! Handfuls of us!
That's basically it. But after reading a few comments I added:
The Cookie addons work wonderfully together. IDCAC just accepts every cookie banner automatically, AutoDelete removes them after the tab was closed.
A lot: https://github.com/TheFrenchGhosty/TheFrenchGhostys-Ultimate-Firefox-Configuration
Holy shit. I admire the organisation and love the documentation, but holy addon, batman! thats a lot!
Lots of great recommendations in this thread. One I use and didn't see mentioned yet is StreetPass. It automatically saves any Mastodon
rel="me"verification links you come across while browsing. I've found it very useful for finding interesting accounts to followfrom https://beehaw.org/comment/80030:
uBO, of course. note: you guys don't need ClearURLs with this list added.
LibRedirect for automatically opening Youtube, Twitter, TikTok etc. links in their privacy-focused front-ends. I just make sure to disable all the instances by esmailelbob since he's a little homophobic shithead
Buster for automatic captcha solving
Consent-O-Matic automatically clicks through cookies banner to deny all the cookies that aren't necessary, which I like better than just hiding the cookie banner
Redirect AMP to HTML because fuck AMP and fuck Google
also make sure to check the "do not bother" list here: https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js/wiki/4.1-Extensions
Not much myself to be honest.
And that's it. I don't really need much more.
uBlock Origin
Dark Reader
Return Dislikes for YouTube
Most other needs can be configured with Firefox whether it be css stuff like dark scroll bars or browser behaviour. The fewer add-ons the better.
I used to have dozens of them, now only few:
Highly recommend Vimium in particular. Avoids repeat movements of switching between keyboard and mouse.
Yeah I've found Vimium incredibly useful. Started getting some pain in my hands and Vimium helped out by reducing my trackpad use on my laptop.
Simple Tab Groups helps me alot for organizing windows and tabs for certain topics
FediFollow is great for following people on other instances without much copy/paste work
Audio Only for YouTube™ Better Twitch Adblock BetterTTV Channel Blocker Dark Reader Gumbo: Twitch Companion HTTPS Everywhere LeechBlock NG MAL-Sync NoScript Return YouTube Dislike ScrewMyCode.in: Pitch control for YouTube Truffle uBlock Origin Unhook - Remove YouTube Recommended Videos Violentmonkey
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I previously used Privacy Badger, but I block basically everything with NoScript anyway, so it was redundant. I also used HTTPS Everywhere but you can enable that in most (all?) browsers now anyway, so you don't need an extension any longer (the highest form of success for an extension). I also previously used LastPass, but I got out before they had their security issues, and importantly changed every password when I transitioned. On work computer I have the 1password extension.
NoScript is redundant when using uBlock Origin in advanced mode as well.
+1 for TST. I have 840 tabs at the moment :)
use violentmonkey
Why are so few people using Tampermonkey? It's so useful. Is there an alternative that I don't know about?
Because it's proprietary and borderline spyware.
Use ViolentMonkey.
Violentmonkey
I also use a Chromebook, so I use these "native" extensions I developed.
I run pretty light
LibRedirect seems useful, Thanks for the post. This will help me alot :)!!
I use Firefox and the arkenfox user.js, which is not an extension, but helps with privacy. For the extensions, though, they are as follows:
I think more extensions than these would probably hurt my setup. I have followed the advice from the arkenfox wiki. Check it out if you want to look into a more private and secure Firefox configuration. Also feel free to criticize or ask questions about my setup :)
Didn't uMatrix development end? I used to use it but I think the developer stopped working on it in favor of uBlock Origin.
Yes it has. But it's still working fine for me.
There are some forks that might be better, but since I don't experience too much issues I never looked for alternatives.
Just uBlock.
A bunch of other key extensions already listed, but what I don't see that I use often is redirector. It lets you put in regex patterns to redirect window locations to another destination. For example I've used it to redirect any
reddit.comlink toold.reddit.com, use it to remove tracking parameters from URLS, redirectyoutubetoyewtube, etc.For sake of the thread though, here's a short list I have on all systems
Used to have
uBlock Origin Dark Reader 'Adblocker for twitch' which half works
A nice one i use is NighEye. I've forgotten what it feels like to have your retinas burned. Feels good
Vinegar on safari for iOS / macOS is probably the extension I find the most useful day to day. It replaces the usual YouTube video player with a standard html5 player. So no ads, and support for PiP.
-uBlock Origin -Sponsorblock -Unhook for youtube -unpinterested -panicbutton
Also adguard dns filtering on my mobile devices. Would highly recommend panicbutton as a quick way to set a task aside without opening a new window and unhook to filter out the trash YouTube is shoveling onto the home page
On Firefox:
On Firefox:
...and the add-ons not related to privacy:
I use most of these on Brave Browser, too.
Augmented Steam
Bitwarden
ClearURLs
Cookie AutoDelete
Decentraleyes
Disconnect for Facebook
Don't touch my tabs!
Enhancer for Youtube
Flagfox
Link Cleaner
NoScript
Privacy Badger
RES
Skip Redirect
Tree Style Tab
uBlock Origin
Undo Close Tab Button
View Image
behind! - makes it easy to access images hidden under layout tricks
Better Youtube+ - adds a few extra buttons such as download to youtube videos
Bypass Paywalls - as it says on the tin
Cookiebro - autodeletes all non-whitelisted cookies ten minutes after creation
Greasemonkey - enables userscripts, specifically:
Privacy Badger - EFF tracker blocker
Return Youtube Dislike - as it says on the tin
SponsorBlock for Youtube - uses crowdsourced timestamps to block in-video youtube ads
uBlock Origin - basic/main adblocker
The only one I use that wasn't mentioned yet is unpaywall, for finding scientific articles in open databases.
Browser: Firefox, gonna name stuff i don't see mentioned yet
'Multi Account Containers' + 'Container Tabs Sidebar' + 'Switch Container' + 'Temporary Containers' +
'don't care about cookies''Consent-o-matic'basically allows you to easily have multiple accounts on websites while also making sure everything stays contained to its own bubble, and anything I don't have a dedicated container for gets a temporary container that deletes the cookies after a bit
in order for me to both not care about cookies and also not get any cookies.at this point mostly because I don't like accidentally having an account on a non-contained instanceff2mpv - easily launch videos in mpv, requires a bit of setup
Image Search Options - finding the source of most drawings, spotting which anime a clip is from etc
Yomichan for quick access to locally installed dictionaries (for Japanese in this case)
Toggle Clipboard
My must haves:
My list for Firefox:
Firefox:
UBlock Origin
DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials Plugin
Decentraleyes
Brave:
UBlock Origin
DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials Plugin
I dont use HTTPS Everywhere anymore because its included in Firefox and Brave!
Edit: I only use Brave to do my school homework because firefox messes with the website we use sometimes.
I use...
Ruffle.rs had not heard of....besides the nostalgia of Flash, what do you use it for?
Just that, really. It's a cool project and I wanna keep up with its progress.
Important. I've added the Bypass Paywalls-filter as well, which makes browsing a lot more pleasant.
I will not watch ads, not even one.
This removes most of the annoyance of cookie banners and consent dialogs
AMP sucks, rather not even see it
A recent favorite - I started using this as Twitter on web was becoming increasingly unusable, and Nitter is a fine alternative. Now I use it for Twitter, TikTok, Imgur, Medium and Reddit.
AdGuard Extra
AdNauseam (uBlock Origin fork)
Bitwarden
Clickbait Remover for Youtube
Custom Scrollbars
Don't accept image/webp
Enhancer for Youtube
Proton VPN
RES
Return Youtube Dislike
Sponsorblock
Thumbnail Rating Bar for Youtube
Tree Style Tab
Translate Web Pages
uBlacklist (no more deviantart trash in image search)
Redditsave (probably won't need this anymore since i moved here)
vidIQ Vision for Youtube (information on screen pleases me)
Violentmonkey
Youtube-shorts block
and thanks to the based commenters here, learned there were some userscripts for kbin and got the Dark Reader extension
Bitwarden
Custom New Tab
Decentraleyes
OneTab
Privacy Badger
Proton VPN
uBlock Origin
Here are the plugins I use:
More than I feel makes sense to post TBH. But a few important ones (for Firefox):
uBlock Origin
Sidebery to get my tabs in a vertical tree; if you often have more than 10-15 tabs I really recommend this!
Bitwarden (password manager)
Checker Plus for Gmail + Checker Plus for Google Calendar, easy-access email/calendar in a small window, I very rarely actually go to gmail.com
Return YouTube Dislike
Tampermonkey for userscripts on Kbin
Video Speed Controller, I use numpad +/- to increase/decrease speed by 0.25x, works basically everywhere including YouTube
I'm using Firefox:
Here's my list. Using OperaGX.
I have these extensions pinned:
And my remaining extensions are:
HTTPS Everywhere (changes http links to https)I highly recommend checking out Firefox Multi-Account Containers.