Advice Request easy-auto-refresh worth paying for?

[amirr]

Easy Auto Refresh - Microsoft Edge Add-ons

Make Microsoft Edge your own with extensions that help you personalize the browser and be more productive.

microsoftedge.microsoft.com

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

Easy Auto Refresh - Microsoft Edge Add-ons

Make Microsoft Edge your own with extensions that help you personalize the browser and be more productive.

microsoftedge.microsoft.com

The latest Chrome user review states:

Do not buy a license! I bought a license a while ago. Suddenly it did not work anymore. I have made contact three times via email. Nobody responds. $ 25 away. It just does not work out of nothing anymore.

Easy Auto Refresh

Auto-refresh and auto-reload pages after any number of seconds.

chrome.google.com

So, no, don't pay for it.

 

[amirr]

Thanks a lot. Do you recommend this one Auto Refresh Plus | Page Monitor ?
Is such things necessary for forums like MalwareTips?

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

I can't recommend this extension because I have never used it.

Generally I recommend to use as few extensions as possible and only well-known ones that get a lot of exposure here and on other forums.
An extension has a lot of power in your browser and can be used for bad things.
Google has a point with Manifest V3

See for example what happend to Nano Adblocker:

New Update - Nano Adblocker and Nano Defender to change ownership

As some of you might have noticed, Nano Adblocker is now months behind upstream. It became clear that I simply do not have enough time to properly maintain the Nano projects. At the beginning, there was no backlogs. As the projects grow, I added a backlog system to better manage open issues...

malwaretips.com

Personally, I only use an adblocker, a passwordmanager and a security extension in Edge.

 

[amirr]

I can't recommend this extension because I have never used it.

Generally I recommend to use as few extensions as possible and only well-known ones that get a lot of exposure here and on other forums.
An extension has a lot of power in your browser and can be used for bad things.
Google has a point with Manifest V3

See for example what happend to Nano Adblocker:

New Update - Nano Adblocker and Nano Defender to change ownership

As some of you might have noticed, Nano Adblocker is now months behind upstream. It became clear that I simply do not have enough time to properly maintain the Nano projects. At the beginning, there was no backlogs. As the projects grow, I added a backlog system to better manage open issues...

malwaretips.com

Personally, I only use an adblocker, a passwordmanager and a security extension in Edge.

What about these:

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

What about these:

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The only one that I know and have used is I Don't Care About Cookies and that is sold by its developer to Avast.

I don't care about cookies acquired by Avast

Get rid of annoying cookie warnings from almost all 'infected' websites!

www.i-dont-care-about-cookies.eu

It is still good, but the future is unknown.
You can of course use whatever you want but I recommend to stick to the basics.

 

[amirr]

I agree with you very much. recommend to stick to the basics. I even removed Enhancer for YouTube.

 

[amirr]

a passwordmanager and a security extension in Edge.

Some people use two password managers. Like 1Password, LastPass and Roboform. See:

The 2 Password Manager Method - Important Vs. Non-Important

I’ve talked about the 2 password manager idea before in my post about what if your password manager gets hacked. But I feel I need to give this idea its own post because of how seriously important it…

passwordbits.com

I personally use two. To save same passwords in two different password managers.
Offline: KeePass, I use.