What are browser extensions are you using?

Captain_Nothing

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I am using (Chrome):

uBlock Origin - Adblocker
Full Page Screen Capture - Takes screenshot of full webpage
HTTPS Everywhere - Forces https when visiting websites
 
That one that lets you speed up arbitrary videos
That one that takes screenshots cropped to sections
 
adblock
checker plus for gmail
Dolar Hoje
atavi speed dial
google translator
enhanced steam
 
Mine are:
-Keyframes
-Adblock
-Json formatter
-Colorzilla
-SEOquake
-Fontface Ninja
-Kontrast
-Designer Ruler
-Web Developer
-Xlabs eye tracker
 
I use so many of them, and I'm not currently near my own computer so I can't share. The one I find most useful (other than AdBlock and similar security extensions) is one that removes overlay from sites? Something-curtain? I hate sites who force me to accept their terms before I can see the content. So when I run into one of those, I just click the extension and it lifts the overlay - it's fantastic. Bless this thread, I'm taking notes!
 
Chrome Data Saver (home computer) - Currently saving 16% (This often acts as a proxy)
ScriptSafe - You can choose what scripts to allow to run on a website.
uBlock Origin - If you miss something with ScriptSafe
AutoPlayStopper
 
@Thesgtluca just curious, what is the eyetracker used for besides the obviously funny reaction videos on YouTube?
For an amazing idea Mr.Captain! To see if it was working well and.. it doesn't.. well it works a bit but not 100% accurate.. I assume you would need for a webcam with some features :anyway:
 
I found this one recently. Its a must have. Its a very smart captcha solver. You know how you have the audio option for recaptcha? It downloads the audio mp3, sends it to google's speech-to-text translator, and gives you the answer. You never have to click those stupid grids again. Buster: captcha solver for humans
My extensions:
CanvasBlocker -- stops fingerprinting
Coinblock -- stops mining scripts
Cookie Autodelete
Dark reader -- universal dark mode
Disable WebRTC -- another fingerprint stopper
HTTPS Everywhere
New Tab Homepage
Tab Sessions Manager -- Useful if you use many tabs
Tree Style Tab -- Another mandatory plugin. Puts your tabs in a vertical tree instead of a horizontal one
Ublock Origin -- Best adblocker
Umatrix -- Optional if you really care about security. It's like noscript.
Vivium -- Adds hotkeys to quicken browsing experience
 
Next update will break Ad blockers on chrome, guys.
I am using (Chrome):

uBlock Origin - Adblocker
Full Page Screen Capture - Takes screenshot of full webpage
HTTPS Everywhere - Forces https when visiting websites

Adblock
PrntScrn

AdBlocker and Data-Miner


adblock
checker plus for gmail
Dolar Hoje
atavi speed dial
google translator
enhanced steam

Mine are:
-Keyframes
-Adblock
-Json formatter
-Colorzilla
-SEOquake
-Fontface Ninja
-Kontrast
-Designer Ruler
-Web Developer
-Xlabs eye tracker

I use so many of them, and I'm not currently near my own computer so I can't share. The one I find most useful (other than AdBlock and similar security extensions) is one that removes overlay from sites? Something-curtain? I hate sites who force me to accept their terms before I can see the content. So when I run into one of those, I just click the extension and it lifts the overlay - it's fantastic. Bless this thread, I'm taking notes!

Adblocker, Dashlane, Pocket

Chrome Data Saver (home computer) - Currently saving 16% (This often acts as a proxy)
ScriptSafe - You can choose what scripts to allow to run on a website.
uBlock Origin - If you miss something with ScriptSafe
AutoPlayStopper

I found this one recently. Its a must have. Its a very smart captcha solver. You know how you have the audio option for recaptcha? It downloads the audio mp3, sends it to google's speech-to-text translator, and gives you the answer. You never have to click those stupid grids again. Buster: captcha solver for humans
My extensions:
CanvasBlocker -- stops fingerprinting
Coinblock -- stops mining scripts
Cookie Autodelete
Dark reader -- universal dark mode
Disable WebRTC -- another fingerprint stopper
HTTPS Everywhere
New Tab Homepage
Tab Sessions Manager -- Useful if you use many tabs
Tree Style Tab -- Another mandatory plugin. Puts your tabs in a vertical tree instead of a horizontal one
Ublock Origin -- Best adblocker
Umatrix -- Optional if you really care about security. It's like noscript.
Vivium -- Adds hotkeys to quicken browsing experience
 
Next update will break Ad blockers on chrome, guys.
yes i heard about that. hopefully the adblocker guys will come up with a solution. if not, people will resort to manually editing their hosts.etc or equivalent file. or dns level ad blockers. very stupid move. but if you are google and get 99% of your money from ads, you will want to kill adblockers too
 
I didn't know that chrome will shutdown adblockers on their next update.. that's a smart move from them but many of us will get annoyed by the incredible amount of ads.. also I think after some time too other browser will follow chrome except IE :D

When the new version will come out?
 
yes i heard about that. hopefully the adblocker guys will come up with a solution. if not, people will resort to manually editing their hosts.etc or equivalent file. or dns level ad blockers. very stupid move. but if you are google and get 99% of your money from ads, you will want to kill adblockers too
Yup, eff is going to sue google in EU for unfair business decisions.
 
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