What Firefox extensions do you use, /g/?
Chromium, because Furrycucks spent $15,000 USD to replace slave in their code
>>51995492
>Chromium
Downloads binary blobs without your consent. Literal malware.
>Furrycucks spent $15,000 USD to replace slave in their code
No they didn't. That is just one of many things they have and will continue to do.
Check out their website and look at all the other stuff they provide http://buildbot.net/
The slave/master thing was probably a publicity stunt if anything, and it brought attention to their services.
>>51995468
>HTTPS-Everywhere
Self explanatory.
>uBlock Origin
Your go-to ads/scripts/content/whatever-blocker. Anything else is inferior and/or shady shit.
>uMatrix
If uBlock Origin's Dynamic Filtering is not enough, for advanced users.
>Self-Destructing Cookies
For managing cookies.
>Classic Theme Restorer
Advanced UI modifications.
That's pretty much all the essential stuff. Anything else is just fluff and you should think twice about adding more as it could impact performance.
>not Pale Moon
Absolutely 2015.
toggledocumentcolors
>>51995468
about:addons-memory
AutoHiDPI
Classic Theme Restorer
Cookies Manager+
Customizable Shortcuts
Download Panel Tweaks
Flagfox
Greasemonkey
HistoryBlock
Html Validator
HTTPS-Everywhere
Live HTTP headers
Menu Wizard
Mozilla Archive Format
Save Images
Search by Image for Google
SQLite Manager
Stylish
Switch to Tab no more
uBlock Origin
User Agent Switcher
>>51996673
>about:addons-memory
This is not accurate thus useless. If you want made-up stats you can just make them up yourself.
>Flagfox
Bloat.
>HistoryBlock
Can't you just disable history in Firefox?
>Stylish
You can use userChrome.css and/or userContent.css to do the same thing without the need for an extension.
NoScript
ABP
Tile Tabs
>>51996800
>This is not accurate thus useless. If you want made-up stats you can just make them up yourself.
any details on this? how is it not accurate?
>Bloat.
nah, i want the flags and the ability to open a geoip/whois lookup with one click.
>Can't you just disable history in Firefox?
i don't want to disable history. i use this to block specific domains that tend to create a lot of history items that aren't very useful. google and 4chan for example.
>You can use userChrome.css and/or userContent.css to do the same thing without the need for an extension.
i'm using userChrome.css for some UI-related stuff, but i like stylish for things i might want to change on the fly, like a custom 4chan style
>>51996420
>The slave/master thing was probably a publicity stunt if anything, and it brought attention to their services.
Stunt that made every everybody who still used firefox to switch to something else.
Fucking retards.
>>51996551
>not waterfox
absolutely 2014
>>51995468
>HTTPS-Everywhere
>uBlock Origin
>Self-Destructing Cookies
I used to use uMatrix but it was a headache and I gave up. I also used Greasemonkey for userscripts but I got rid of that too.
>uBlock origin
ofcourse
>firebug
Im used to this debugger
>downthemall
one click download all pics in a thread
>zotero
For when I'm pretending to finish my studies.
I just got HTTPS Everywhere on firefox and its making my browser freeze up while the page loads every time I refresh 4chan or open a thread.
Anyone else getting this?
>>51997133
Whats wrong with waterfox?
>>51996461
>stylish
CSS is great
>https finder
additional protection when working side by side with https everywhere
All you need.
>>51997036
>Stunt that made every everybody who still used firefox to switch to something else.
Only autists give a shit.
>>51997781
>NoScript
>almost 2016
AHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHHAAHAHA
Time to upgrade to uMatrix grandpa.
>>51997491
>CSS is great
And you can make CSS tweaks using the userChrome/userContent files.
Stylish is great and all I'm just saying you don't necessarily need it. No need for an extension.
People generally think it's positive to cut down on number of extensions.
Exhentai easy v2
Best add on
>>51997263
Saved.
>>51998056
I'm other anon. I use stliysh for the UI and because I didn't have and didn't manage to work user* files. Also, is better to "test" than reseting all the browser to do little changes.
>>51995468
>>51998320
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>Decentraleyes
>uBlock Origin
>HTTPS Everywhere
>Shodan
>Greasemonkey
This kills the CDN.
>>51998944
>Decentraleyes
Can you tell us more about this?
I first read about it on uBlock Origin's GitHub but it was/still very new so kinda wanted to wait before trying.
Is it good? Is it "finished"? Does it work well?
Noob here.
How do I style tabs,adress bar etc.? I mean Is it possible to completely rework the appearence of browser's frame? for example to not be tabs above adress bar , etc.
>>51999039
It's a plugin that stores and uses local copies of popular CDN content (jQuery, as an example) to reduce bandwidth usage and to keep CDNs from spying on you through requests.
It works, it's stable, and you should be using it.
>>51999068
>It's a plugin that stores and uses local copies of popular CDN content (jQuery, as an example) to reduce bandwidth usage and to keep CDNs from spying on you through requests.
I know what it is. Like I said, I already knew about it before.
>It works, it's stable, and you should be using it.
This is what I want to hear… Thanks anon. Going to install it right away.
Btw one more question before I do –can you use captcha on 4chan without allowing Google shit using this?
>>51999063
You can use CSS to style it in userChrome.css
But it's probably easier to install a theme or an extension like Classic Theme Restorer to modify stuff for you.
>>51999109
where is userChrome.css located?
>>51996800
>autism
>>51995468
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/user/Marnes
>>51999173
/Firefox/Profiles/YOURPROFILE/chrome/userChrome.css
/Firefox/Profiles/YOURPROFILE/chrome/userContent.css
You can get to your profile easily by going to about:support and then there is a button to reveal your profile folder.
>>51999173
>>51999332
Btw these files, perhaps even the folder, may not exist if you haven't used them for anything before.
In that case you'll just have to create them yourself.
>>51999339
thanks
I never made any profile for firefox. Do I need to do it for this to work or the default one will do.
>>52000333
you don't need to create a profile, just use the default one
>>52000333
If you have ever used Firefox at all you will already have a profile.
Just the chrome stuff inside of it need to be created.
Singing Stallman anyone?
>>52000536
>>52000585
Thanks.
Btw , they named it "chrome" ? lol as if they knew what would come from google in future..
https://prism-break.org/en/subcategories/gnu-linux-web-browser-addons/
I don't know why it says Hello is enabled, I have it turned off.
>>51997781
you have ub origin. for what do you think you need noscript for?
>>52000979
>I don't know why it says Hello is enabled
Are you using Nightly or something?
They have moved Hello from completely nested in Firefox to plugin-based instead, not sure if this made it to Nightly yet.
Try going to about:addons and disable it from there.
>>52001099
I'm on Developer Edition, yeah. Not seeing Hello in about:addons in either the Extension or Plugins sections.
>confusing extentions with addons
>>52001250
>confusing extentions with addons
Extensions are add-ons.
Add-ons are a collective term for Extensions, Themes, Plugins and more.
That is why the page where you manage them all is called about:ADDONS
>>51995468
always private mode
https everywhere
cryptocat
just that
>>52001250
>BetterPrivacy
Just uninstall Flash anon.
>NoScript
Just use Dynamic Filtering in uBlock Origin or replace with uMatrix if you require all advanced options.
Dudes is there a way to remove title from the firefox window so that tabs could touch top edge of screen? Just like in le chrome?
>>52001570
shit , sorry,forgot to add :
I am using Xubuntu.
>>51997133
>not cyberfox
absolutely 2013
>>52001304
Firefox has addons. Addons are the things a user is free to install and change. Firefox also has plugins. Those are generally installed by some shit software that doesn't respect users. Plugins are shit. Themes are a special case of addons.
Chrome has extensions. They're like addons, but in chrome. Chrome has themes but they don't do anything. Chrome has no plugins anymore.
Get the fucking jargon right, people.
>>52001304
There are no "extensions" in firefox, and addons are not an umbrella term for everything. Addons are addons, themes are addons, plugins are plugins. It stops there.
>>52001615
>Chrome has themes but they don't do anything.
They are like "Lightweight themes" (previously Personas) for Firefox.
>Chrome has no plugins anymore.
Yes it does. It comes bundled with Flash. You can disable it in chrome://plugins/
>>52001790
But can you customoize Chrome as much as Firefox?
Look at this , i mean regardless if its shit or not , its pretty huge customization freedom you get :>>6407557
>>52001658
>There are no "extensions" in firefox
>open about:addons
>literally an entire tab dedicated to extensions
>https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/extensions/
>/extensions/
What's it like being retarded anon?
>>52001827
>But can you customoize Chrome as much as Firefox?
No, because Chrome doesn't have an equivalent to "Complete Themes" like Firefox does.
There are themes (Lightweight/Personas/Chrome-like)
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/complete-themes/
And then there are Complete Themes.
https://addons.mozilla.orgfirefox/complete-themes/
I use Palemoon with this addons:
Add to Search Bar
Encrypted Web
Expire History by Days
Guerilla Scripting (doesn't work)
Omnibar
Quickmark
Enabled:
Add to Search Bar v2.8.1-signed
BetterPrivacy v1.69
Classic Theme Restorer v1.4.5
Click to Play per-element v0.3.2.1-signed
Click-to-Play Manager v1.4
CookieKeeper v1.8.5.1-signed.1-let-fixed
Cookies Manager+ v1.5.2.1-signed
Decentraleyes v1.2.2
Download Status Bar v12.3.0.1-signed
DownThemAll! v3.0b6
DownThemAll! AntiContainer v1.4
Firebug v2.0.13
FireShot v0.98.77
Firesizer v1.7.1-signed
FlashGot v1.5.6.12.1-signed
Greasemonkey v3.6
HTTPS-Everywhere v5.1.2
Image Search Options v2.0.2.1-signed
Menu Icons Plus v3.2.1-signed
NoScript v2.7
Open With v6.4
Private Tab v0.1.8.1
QuickDrag v2.1.3.21.1-signed
Referrer Control v0.4.6.1-signed
RightToClick v2.9.6
Save Image in Folder v1.3.18
ScrapBook v1.5.13.1-signed
Self-Destructing Cookies v0.4.9
Session Manager v0.8.1.8
Status-4-Evar v2015.11.16.23.1-signed.1-let-fixed
Tab Mix Plus v0.4.1.9
Text Link v5.0.2015060501
uBlock Origin v1.4.0
uMatrix v0.9.2.1
User Agent Switcher v0.7.3.1-signed
ViewSourceWith v0.9.4.3.1-signed
Disabled:
FoxyProxy Standard v4.5.5
HeaderTool v0.6.1.1-signed
Multifox v3.2.2.1-let-fixed
Panic Button v2.0.2.1-signed
Tamper Data v11.0.1.1-signed
Tile Tabs v13.4
Custom user.js & userChrome.css
>>52002589
Oh my, that's a handful. Do you feel Firefox's performance suffers because of all these extensions?
Or are they all very lightweight/well-optimized?
>>52002658
>very lightweight/well-optimized?
I don't think so. But even if isn't performance wise IT IS productivity/privacy wise.
>>52002769
So are you saying there is a performance hit but it's worth it?
>>52002798
Not him, but as someone with a lot of add-ons installed, yes. I'm a former Opera user, so out of the box, Firefox is completely unusable to me and feels like Chrome.
I'm willing to take a performance hit of a couple seconds of boot-up time to use a browser I can tolerate.
>>51995468
>>52003984
I personally mostly have privacy/tinfoil type of extensions and they actually improve performance due to all the bullshit it doesn't load and do.
But I would also be willing to offer some speed for features etc.
>>51995468
>firefox
>>52004587
>things that are absolutely based
Yep you nailed it anon.
>>51997263
Kek
Essential:
-Vimperator
-Ublock Origin
-Singing Stallman
-Downthemall
-Https Everywhere
-Self-destructing cookies
-Noscript(or umatrix)
-Greasemonkey
Other:
-Stylish
-Open with
ABP
Downthemall (prevents corruption of large compressed files on download)
Autoreload and Perfectpixel for web development (to match mockup with precision)
>>51996461
Can just use uMatrix to force HTTPS.
None.
The only extension-ey thing I use is UltraSurf.
>>51997263
W-what am I looking at?
I haven't bothered to change my addons in a couple years, so a lot of this shit is either redundant or obsolete.
What are the new hotnesses when it comes to security and privacy?
NoScript
Self-Destructing Cookies
Classic Theme Restorer
>>51997312
yep, same here.
>>51997312
HTTPS everywhere is almost hilariously optimized, its massive rule sets are starting to slow it down and really hitch memory use
>>52008842
Is there a good alternative?
>>52008917
absolutely none which is the absolute shittiest
>>52001589
I've been using: "https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/hide-caption-titlebar-plus-sma/?src=search"
It's not perfect but it works.
I'm looking for a trusted image search extension.
Any suggestions?
>>51997170
switched over to uBlock Origin from adblock, browsing seems faster now, thanks anon
>>52001609
>no GoldenFlamenco
absolutely 2017
