Firefox extensions: What do you use?

I didn't see anyone using magic actions for youtube. One of the best.

 

Possibly because that is a Chrome extension and this thread is about Firefox extensions, or is it for Firefox too?

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/collections/myzon/magic-actions-for-youtube/ ??

 

At the moment...
1 - AdGuard for Windows
2 - Acrylic DNS Proxy
3 - MBAE

Internet experience has not been crisper...

 

Not one of those is a Firefox E-X-T-E-N-S-I-O-N.

 

All running A-OK in Cyberfox Intel X64 Portable 43.0.2. However, as of a few days ago Trustwave's lookup server aip-180.trustwave.com has gone 404. I've sent a detailed report to their support. Hope they haven't given up on this service - been using it since the SB2/M86 days. Ghostery is currently working on their resource:// Options "blank page" snafu when using Adblock Plus; neither apps' functionality is compromised and the workaround is simple enough.
12/30 edit: Ghostery fixed. Trustwave server has resumed online.

 

http://www.chromeactions.com/ for FF and Opera

 

just uBlock Origin (Medium blocking mode) - It replaced ABP + NoScript

 

I use just 2 in pale moon.(firefox derivative.).
1.Ublock Origin.
2.WOT.

I have no reason to install anymore.

 

Firefox (Work) and Cyberfox x64 Portable:

BetterPrivacy
Disconnect
DownThemAll!
HTTPS Everywhere
Lastpass
NoScript
PrivacyBadger
Privacy Settings (Privacy Compatible)
Self-Destructing Cookies
uBlock Origin

 

ublock replaces: noscript (except ABE-function and redirections), ABP/ABE (any kind of adblock and forks), adguard, adfender, privacy badger, WOT, disconnect/blur, and some more.

 

You're kidding me right? And does FF still run stable?

 

i have close to 50 - and working. depends of purpose and usage. addons which work on websites need more action, some are pretty small in code.

but i think some of those at chris offer duplicate functions or are ophans with no effect. stylish can replace tabs on bottom. some are not operartional any longer, in special those for new searchbar. he did not wrote firefox version.

 

win764bit, ns22.5, ff43.0.3, sandboxie5.0.6 i had https everywhere installed but had to remove it. video on pbs.org and streaming on espn3 would not work. after uninstalling, they worked great. thanks

 

Firefox runs just fine. At one time I had over 100 of them installed. One draw back is finding that pesky extension that might be causing a problem.

 

Decentraleyes
Google Redirects Fixer & Tracking Remover
uBlock Origin (Duh!)
uMatrix
Random Agent Spoofer
HTTPS Everywhere

 

It always has been stable on well configured and managed systems and even systems not so much. If you are having trouble with FF on your borked clapped-out system you should try Cyberfox.

 

No kidding, that would be indeed a big drawback, but credits to FF for running stable with that many extensions. I do need to warn you that you're also more vulnerable to security/privacy issues, you never know if one of them is acting maliciously in the background.

 

tried it last days and dropped it, get "remove_google_redirect_in_google_search_results-0.0.4" instead.

 

Sorry, had to laugh... CLAPPED-OUT SYSTEM haaaaaahahahahaha haven't heard that in years! Thanks for the lol.

 

How can you be sure about that? Privacy Badger has a different approach of Disconnect, for example. Same as WOT. One extension can overrride all others?

Sorry for my english.

 

Not sure why you dropped it as you said, but it's working fine with me. to each his own of course.

 

WOT is a user base driven list - no accuracy, no superset control, but all elements are also in the hosts file
ublock can use disconnect list but that is same as the useable hosts list
adblocking lists are nearly the same, they gain profit from each other.
privacy badger is against tracking domains, those are same and more in the hosts lists

some told me that PB uses some kind of heuristics, thats correct but very very simple
description: https://github.com/EFForg/privacybadgerfirefox

in fact DNT privacy is not really given, firefox has already an option for it
ublock can block third party by default, that includes 3rd-party cookies, firefox can do same with 3rd-party cookies but uBlock has the option to refine per website
ublock uses blacklist by default, whitelist be enabling certain hosts in the matrix.

the used lists in ublock are valuable. and uBlock can do much more if you will investigate - eg granular script blocking based on strings
its close to an swiss army knife

btw comodo created a browser with ublock built in instead adblock or privacy badger, cant be such bad.

 

Firefox 33

Calomel SSL Validation
Copy Urls Expert
Disconnect
Easy Screenshot
Flagfox
All Tabs Helper
FlashDisable
FlashGot
Fox Web Security
Free Memory 2.0
HTTPS Everywhere
Lightbeam
NoScript
Privacy Badger
Reader
RequestPolicy
Super Start (SpeedDial)
Thumbnail Zoom Plus
Toggle animated GIFs
Toggle Referer
uBlock Origin
Web of Trust

Disabled: YouTube Control Center

 

Disable Ctrl-Q Shortcut
Open Image In New Tab
Open With
Redirector
Save Images
Search Site
uBlock Origin
uMatrix
Vertical Tabs (Simplified)
Video DownloadHelper

 

Possibly the most extensions I've had on Fx for a long time.