How many extensions use in your web browser ?

Opera - 4 extensions.
Sorry for my bad english.
Th.

 

3 with Chrome: Google Dictionary, AdBlock, and StumbleUpon although I haven't used this extension for a long time, I guess I like to stick to well known websites, not for security reasons, lately I find too much diversity unappealing.

 

Opera - 0, as I use the url filter.ini with Fanboys list there. As Adblock is a memory hog.
Chrome - 2, Donottrackme and HTTPS everywhere.

Plus a good hosts file.

 

Using Firefox, I have 7 extensions.
1. Adblock Plus
2. LastPass
3. NoScript
4. Redirect Cleaner
5. Reload Plus
6. Self-Destructing Cookies
7. Smart Referer

 

32 on my Firefox.
7 on Chrome.

 

With Firefox and Palemoon, I rely upon No Script for security. I used to use a stack but I find they did nothing apart from making browsing more difficult. I would use ABP and a selection of filters but I've got Ad Muncher instead.

 

Opera - 7 extensions (5 always enabled; 2 disabled most time).

 

Comodo dragon.
4 extensions.

Adblock+
WOT.
Flashblock.
Lastpass.

 

Pale Moon with 8 extensions.

Adblock Plus
Adblock Pop-up Addon
Flagfox
KeeFox
Navigational Sounds
NoSquint
Toolbar Buttons
WOT

 

Chrome:
AdBlock Plus
WOT
Ghostery
Traffic Light
Forecastfox

Also, in Chrome settings:
1. Block 3rd party cookies
2. "Click to play" for plugins

 

Opera with zero extensions, no need for any.

 

Just extensions?

Firefox - 89 extensions.

 

just one: NoScript.

i am very wary about installing any extensions/addons/plugins.

if it was included in Firefox i would not be using any addons.

 

I only use 1 extension in Chrome.
Its only to make scrolling webpages smooth.

 

11 total, 2 of which are disabled in Firefox and Pale Moon.

Adblock Plus
Add-on Update Checker
Bookmark Backup (by Pike's)
Download Statusbar
Download YouTube Videos as MP4
NoScript
NoSquint
Roomy Bookmarks Toolbar
WOT
about:addons-memory (disabled)
Preferences Cleaner (disabled) 2b enabled prior to deleting an extension.

 

4 but I used to have as many as 7.

 

Firefox:
Ghostery
Flashblock
Zoom Page

Chromium:
Ghostery

Nice addon.

 

Ad-block Plus
Better Privacy
Calomel SSL Validation
HTTPS Everywhere
NoScript
RefControl
RequestPolicy
UAControl
Self-Destructing Cookies*

*I usually browse with cookies disabled and I'm a bit conflicted at the moment as to whether an automated extension like this is better that managing it myself. But the extension is convenient for site transitions.

 

PaleMoon...

Adblock Plus
Biscuit
Ghostery
NoScript
RedirectCleaner
RefControl
RequestPolicy v1
BD TrafficLight

Saved Password Editor
Febe
BackToTop
Menu Editor
ResetSearchbar

AlertIP [disabled]
PaleMoonCommander [disabled]
Linkification [temporarily disabled]

HitManpro.Alert... ?

 

Virtual Firefox:
adblock edge
noscript
requestpolicy

 

1-ClickWeather for Chrome
AdBlock
Flag for Chrome
Ghostery
Gmelius - Ad Blocker and Better UI for Gmail
goo.gl URL Shortener
HTTPS Everywhere
OneTab
PanicButton
Photo Zoom for Facebook
Session Manager
Turn Off the Lights
WOT
Also click to play enabled

 

WOT that's it.

 

Zero

 

Just ABP, that's it.

 

Lolwut?! Serious?

Currently testing ScriptSafe, so only one. Might be zero if I decided to not keeping it.