I'm on Firefox: uBlock Origin, DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials, Keepa - Amazon Price Tracker (excellent tool if you use Amazon, I also use the cell app), Privacy Badger, AdNauseam, and Mullvad Browser Extension (I use their VPN on my PC and phone). Others that I have installed but am admittedly not as familiar with: Decentraleyes, and Web Archives.
this post was submitted on 04 Jun 2023
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I use the following ones (on Firefox), except for uBO the others are just for conveniency:
- Bitwarden
- Gesturefy (for some time from early 2021 to late 2022 I used to use Vivaldi as my primary browser and now if I'm using a mouse, not having gestures in a browser feels odd...)
- LibRedirect
- Plasma Integration
- uBlock Origin (middle mode and with some additional lists)
- User-Agent Switcher and Manager (if I find a site that says it doesn't work with Firefox).
uBlock Origin - as ad and script blocker
Dark Reader - for dark mode on every site
Sidebery - for tab management
On LibreWolf and Brave, I use:
- uBlock Origin
- Privacy Badger
- BitWarden
- Decentraleyes
- Redirector
- Facebook Container (LW only)
- FoxyProxy (LW only; not FOSS)
- AnonAddy
- Load Progress Bar (LW only)
- Xtreme Download Manager
- SponsorBlock
- Return YouTube Dislike (redundant, since I use CloudTube, but good to have nonetheless)
- Facebook Container (LW only)
- Ruffle
- ClearURLs
- FlagFox (LW only)
People really like their down votes on YouTube. I've rarely up votes or down votes any YouTube videos myself.
What does Ruffle do?
It's a Flash emulator. My school still uses Shockwave Flash files for interactive diagrams and suchlike.
I'm so sorry you have to deal with that.