What are some essential Firefox extensions worth getting?
I'm a long time Chrome user, and after reseting my PC Chrome decided to completely fuck up on me and now extensions don't work properly, so I'm moving on, and decided Firefox would be the next best choice.
>>54423302
* uBlock Origin
* Classic theme restorer
Anything else is just waste of time.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/toggledocumentcolors-198916/?src=userprofile
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/noscript/?src=userprofile
>>54423325
>>54423339
Thanks.
>>54423397
epubreader is nice too
>>54423302
http://www.logicalincrements.com/firefox/
Seeing that you come from Chrome, you probably don't care about privacy, so uBlock Origin is enough. Otherwise I'd also suggest
- HTTPS-Everywhere
- uMatrix (for somewhat advanced users)
- Decentraleyes
- Self-Destructing Cookies
- Private Tab (seriously, way better than opening an own window just for private mode)
If you're in europe also
- I don't care about cookies (removes the "this site uses cookies" message from websites)
FoxProxy
So I can easily switch between proxy profiles.
Greasemonkey
For 4chan X/My personal scripts.
Image Search Options
So I can right-click an image and reverse search it
KeeFox
For Keepass auto-input feature
NoScript
So I don't get blasted with hidden JS exploits while browsing.
Save Image in Folder
So I can double-click an image to automatically save it to specific folder.
Tree Style Tab
Because I like tab groups.
uBlock Origin
dittio
>>54423575
>>54423596
Thanks guys.
I don't know if botnet, don't really care since it's too useful:
Remove This Permanently.
Helps me clear up this modern trend of totally retarded web design that's ruined web browsing.
It's a permanent "inspect element: delete node".
>>54423302
https-everywhere
umatrix
noscript with global JS a,llowed
the trifecta you don't need anything else
>>54424499
How is this different from uBlocks block element?
>>54424518
I'm wondering what you use NoScript for, if you're already using uMatrix?
>>54424566
app boundary enforcer
xss
clickjacking
forbid active media
other passive features
basically everything except the JS whitelisting, which is easier with umatrix
>>54424541
Has more blocking options.
>>54423575
>he doesn't have an addon to block the HTTP referrer
Astromenda. That's what I got when I downloaded FireFox from their website. Also it keeps taking me to random websites that I've never used before when I'm trying to go to youtube.
>>54424763
>mfw all these things can be blocked with uBlock Origin, which replaces both NoScript and uMatrix
>mfw people have been using NoScript for 6 years and don't realize there are better, more modern solutions
Vimperatator is neat if you use Vim.
>>54426758
Smart Referer
>>54426827
>Smart Referer
>last updated over 3 years ago
Are you really suggesting deprecated software to people?
Yikes.
>>54426871
>if it aint broke, fix it anyways!
dumb laughposter
Google search link fix
Greasemonkey
Decentraleyes
Disconnect
uMatrix
NoScript
uBlock Origin
CanvasBlocker
DownloadHelper
HTTPS-Everywhere
Download Status Bar
Google Image Search
Self-Destructing Cookies
Full Web Page Screenshots
Roomy Bookmarks Toolbar
Download YouTube Videos as MP4
The six I have to have.
Stylish
NoScript
AdBlock Plus
Greasemonkey
FireGestures
DOM Inspector
stylish if you wanna 100% customize everything
https everywhere if you wanna not be a piece of shit
ublock origin if see above
disconnect meme if see above
>>54426871
Are you really mentally retarded?
