These tend to change over time, but as of today: CanvasBlocker Classic Toolbar Buttons Clean Links Context Search CookieKeeper CyberCTR Decentraleyes Empty Cache Button Greasemonkey IDM integration RefControl ResetSearchbar Saved Password Editor Second Search Shim Storage Simple Form Fill Toolbar Buttons uBlock Origin
Just wondering why you use Privacy Badger as well as uBo? I use uBo and have always felt that adding PB was going to be duplication.
At this point it is just my security blanket. Note though, that I only use uBO in Normal mode as an adblocker. That's why I also keep NoScript.
I've been chopping and changing a few lately, and I've got more installed now than ever before. CanvasBlocker Decentraleyes Don't track me Google HTTPS Everywhere LastPass No Resource URI Leak Norton Security Toolbar (Firefox only - hidden) NoScript Privacy Badger (possibly redundant) Pure URL uBlock Origin (running in Normal Mode) YouTube High Definition (new and I love it!) Turns out I don't need this after all.
I have just changed my vote from 5-10 to 1-5. I'm currently using only 3 addons: > Imagus > New Tab Override > uBlock Origin
With Firefox 57/58, I am down to 2. Before, it was 4. I am happy. NoScript Easy Youtube Video Downloader And no plugins. But I have a sandbox where I install Flash, and run Firefox in it when I need Flash. Bo
While I was only briefly using Firefox as my primary browser, I thought I'd list what I use. AdGuard Chrome Store Foxified F.B Purity Google Reverse Image Search Honey New Tab from Location Bar Open Tabs Next to Current Page Translator Popup Blocker for Firefox Select After Closing Current TinEye Reverse Image Search Undo Close Tab Undo Closed Tabs Button I use many of these to get similar functionality in Firefox to what I have in Chrome based browsers.
uBlock Origin Lite Just avoid some cosmetic ads,and for the bandwidth consumed. I want to keep my second browser used,Firefox, as light as possible.
About Add-ons 33.0 About:about Button 1.1.2.1-signed (Disabled) Add As Search Engine 1.0 Add Bookmark Helper 1.0.10 Add-ons Inspector 1.0.1 AlwaysRememberPassword 0.1 Auto Refresh 1.0.2.1-signed.1-signed BetterPrivacy 1.77 (Disabled) BIZARRE 33.0 (Disabled) Bookmark Current Tab Set 0.2.4.1-signed.1-signed Bookmark Duplicate Cleaner 0.2.1-signed.1-signed (Disabled) Bookmarks Checker check for bad links 3.1.1.1-signed (Disabled) butWhyMod 1.7 (Disabled) Classic Add-ons Archive 2.0.3 Classic Password Editor 1.1.2 Clean Uninstall 0.2.0 CLEO 10.0 (Disabled) Config Comments 1.0 Context Search X 0.4.6.26 CookieKeeper 1.9.3.1 CookiePage 33.0 (Disabled) Cookies Manager+ 1.14.3 Copy Hyperlink Text 1.2.2 (Disabled) Custom Buttons 0.0.5.8.9.6 (Disabled) Decentraleyes 1.4.3 (Disabled) Disconnect 3.15.3.1-signed.1-signed Dismiss The Overlay 1.0.7 DOM Inspector 3.1.7534 (Disabled) Download Dialog Tweak 0.3.0 Downloads Window 0.6.5 Engine Click To Search 1.0.0 Expire history by days 1.2.4 Extension Conflict Troubleshooter 10.1 (Disabled) Extension List Dumper 2 1.0.2 Extension Preferences Menu 2.13.19 Extension Source Explorer 1.1.6 ExtExp 33.0 Favidico 33.0 (Disabled) FEBE 10.4 (Disabled) Fierr 33.0 FireShot 0.99.15.1 Form History Control 1.4.0.6 GeoFlag 33.0 GetEmAll! 1.2.4 Google Shortcuts 2.1.8.2.1-signed.1-signed Greasemonkey for Pale Moon 3.31.4 Hide Caption Titlebar Plus 2.8.7rc History Submenus the Third 2.4.7782 HTerr 33.0 (Disabled) HTTPS Always 5.2.27 I don't care about cookies 3.5.0 Image Search Options 2.0.3.7 (Disabled) ImTranslator 10.52 InFormEnter 0.771 IsAdmin 2.5.2 (Disabled) JS Switch 0.2.10.1-signed.1-signed LiveClick Lunar 33.0 Lull The Tabs 1.5.2 Menu Wizard 4.05 Minama 1.0.2 Modify HTTP Response 1.3.8 (Disabled) More Tools Menu 1.2.4.1-signed.1-signed NoSquint 2.2.2 Old style JavaScript Alert 1.3.5 Open Bookmarks in New Tab 2.0.2016021001 Open Profile Folder 1.3.3.1-signed.1-signed Open Registry Key 33.0 (Disabled) Open With 6.8.6 OPIE2 10.0 (Disabled) Organize Search Engines 1.96.05 Password Backup Tool 1.4.1 Paywall Pass 0.0.3.1-signed PermissionsPlus 2.5.1 Photobucket Unlocker 1.0.2 (Disabled) Places Maintenance 2.0.3 ProfileSwitcher 1.7.7 (Disabled) Properties dialog 1.0 Pure URL 3.4 ReloadRepeat 33.1 Responsive Bookmarks Toolbar 2.0.4 Restart manager 2.09 Roomy Bookmarks Toolbar 1.4.17 Scriptlet Doctor 1.2.5 (Disabled) Search Image Everywhere 1.1.1-signed.1-signed (Disabled) Searchbar like Findbar 2.0 SettingInsanity 1.0.0 Show My Password 2.0.4 Sort and Search Customization Dialogs 0.1.3.1-signed.1-signed SQLite Admin 1.1 (Disabled) Statusbar Organizer 2.1.0 Stay-Open Menu 2.2.2rc Stylem 2.2.9 Tab Utilities Phoenix 2.1.2 TextFX 2.6 (Disabled) Theme Tweaker 1.0.0 toggleDocumentColors 2.0.20180429 uBlock Origin 1.16.6b1 Undo Bookmarks Menu 1.7.1-signed.1-signed Update Alert 1.4.3 (Disabled) User Agent Status 1.7.2 uTube 33.1 Vacuum Places Improved 1.2.1-signed.1-signed View Image 1.2 WebInstall Ninja 1.0.2 xclear 1.8.2 Yahoo Mail Button 1.1.1 Yahoo Mail Hide Ad Panel 2.60
@billmcct When you launch your browser, do you go make a pot of coffee while you wait for it to load? How many GB of memory does that use?
... I think @billmcct is just having some fun. Some of the extensions on the list do not even work on the latest Firefox. "NoSquint" original has not worked since FF 46-47 (circa 2016-17), it is no longer even offered as a Firefox add-on. Same with "Xclear". Also, some of these add-ons conflict with each other: For example, he has multiple bookmark management add-ons listed. They will never work simultaneously.
Sixteen currently. Most important: uBlock Origin and Violentmonkey (script manager). Two are for readability: Dark Background and Light Text, and Tranquility Reader. Two are for blocking animations, but neither works 100%. Lib Redirect is for privacy. The rest are to restore right-clicks, etc.
Good point. Nothing wrong with having a little fun. I thought my list was getting long at half a dozen.
I also have 6 that I have installed myself. Firefox however has some built in and show up as add-ons under "Help -> More troubleshooting information -> Add-ons", so including all the ones listed there "enabled=true", I have 14 add-ons all together that run when Firefox starts.
I have 3 I installed myself for a total of 14 add-ons. I'm going to have to look into some of these others, as to how and why they are running. Good thread here.
I carry an Android phone. I'm not concerned about privacy, there is none. I was listening to some CDs last weekend. Not a device that is in any way connected to the internet. My phone later presented news about that band. Coincidence? Nah.
