Advice Request What Browser Extensions are you using in 2020?

[blacksheep]

Just trying to update my own list and see, if there something new worth installing. Let's go.

1. uBlock Origin
2. PrivacyBadger
3. BitWarden
4. I don't care about cookies
5. Firefox containers

 

[TairikuOkami]

Cookie AutoDelete has recently added an option to clean Local Storage. You might want to change settings and exceptions, if you want it cleaned.

 

[SeriousHoax]

Cookie AutoDelete has recently added an option to clean Local Storage. You might want to change settings and exceptions, if you want it cleaned.

This was a Firefox exclusive feature. Great to know that they managed to put it in Chromium also.

 

[DDE_Server]

1. Ublock Origion
2. Mcafee Truekey
3. Emsisoft web protection "installed with Emsisoft Malware"
4. Adguard in integration mode with the desktop app
5. HTTPs Everywhere
6. Internet download manager "add with the desktop app"
7. mega cloud
8. Just Black "for chrome Dark theme"
9. Mail Track
10. Gmail Checker
11. Google drive extension
12. keep extension.
13. Netcraft.
14. Malwarebytes browser guard

 

[Kongo]

Adguard
Https Everywhere
Privacy Badger
Webroot Filtering Extension

 

[Tutman]

Here you go (AdBlockPlus and AdGuard)


Notes:
You should add the country code of the languages yu can read, e.g. changed NL (Netherlands) to RO (Romania) and Italian
As far as I know, AdGuard does not copied the uBO popunder feature, because AdGuard offers a popup-blocker also (link on Github)



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TIP: use the Adguard popup blocker on demand by changing tampermonkey's site access to on-click (see below)
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When a website throws nasty popups or popunders which are missed by your browser, just click on the tampermonkey icon
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This on demand option works with Adguard Popup blocker and not with popup blocker strict or proper blocker (at least I did not get that working with the popup extensions).

@oldschool noticed that your enthousiasm on Brave convinced me

Very awesome, just installed to go with my Adguard. Thanks for the info!

 

[DDE_Server]

Trying Click & Clean
Excellent extension to clear all web browser data by one click

Click&Clean - Chrome Web Store

Deletes typed URLs, Cache, Cookies, your Download and Browsing History...instantly, with just 1-click on Click&Clean button!

chrome.google.com

 

[S M G]

Trying Click & Clean
Excellent extension to clear all web browser data by one click

Click&Clean - Chrome Web Store

Deletes typed URLs, Cache, Cookies, your Download and Browsing History...instantly, with just 1-click on Click&Clean button!

chrome.google.com

It's useful for Chrome. However, you probably don't need it if you're using Brave or Edge since they can clear browser data on exit.

 

[DSD27]

Is Https Everywhere still worth it?

 

[Azure]

Is Https Everywhere still worth it?

Considering that Brave has it integrated into their browser, then I would guess it's still worth it.

 

[silversurfer]

Is Https Everywhere still worth it?

To me isn't worth using HTTPS Everywhere as almost all my visited daily websites are offering HTTPS.
Another reason to me it's causing higher consuming of CPU while browsing with Edge-Chromium, Firefox, Brave, so in my case without HTTPS Everywhere saving more battery of my Laptop...

 

[Lenny_Fox]

Very awesome, just installed to go with my Adguard. Thanks for the info!

When you have Adguard desktop (instead of the browser extension like I use), you can install that popup-blocker user script without needing tampermonkey : Userscripts | AdGuard Knowledgebase

 

[Lemon60]

-bitwarden
-translator
-uBlock origin
-https everywhere
-noscript
-clearurls

 

[Handsome Recluse]

When you have Adguard desktop (instead of the browser extension like I use), you can install that popup-blocker user script without needing tampermonkey : Userscripts | AdGuard Knowledgebase

I remember that not working with some monkeys.
Doesn't popup blocker (strict) have a blacklist mode? Also uBlock Origin too can be used to manually blacklist popups.

 

[Lenny_Fox]

I remember that not working with some monkeys.
Doesn't popup blocker (strict) have a blacklist mode? Also uBlock Origin too can be used to manually blacklist popups.

I used it with tampermonkey, but someone posted it did not work with another user script manager. You can add user scripts in Adguard desktop, that should work (maybe adguard desktop users can explain how).

Poper blocker did not work correctly in Opera for me, so I did not bother. I read people complaining about proper blocker, so did not even bother to try that one (but AdGuard's adblock with tampermonkey worked fine on demand).

 

[DDE_Server]

It's useful for Chrome. However, you probably don't need it if you're using Brave or Edge since they can clear browser data on exit.

Yes I am using chrome do I am using it

 

[Moonhorse]

Added few extensions more: Clearurls thx to @oldschool & due firefox resist.fingerprint about:config breaks sites badly i have installed canvasblocker too

 

[DSD27]

Considering that Brave has it integrated into their browser, then I would guess it's still worth it.

Only Brave? What about Edge or Opera?

 

[oldschool]

Another reason to me it's causing higher consuming of CPU while browsing with ... Brave, so in my case without HTTPS Everywhere saving more battery of my Laptop...

It may be disabled in Brave browser.

What about Edge or Opera?

Not built into Edge. I don't know about Opera.

 

[stefanos]

It may be disabled in Brave browser.



Not built into Edge. I don't know about Opera.

Only extension HTTPS Everywhere

 

[CyberTech]

Is Https Everywhere still worth it?

Yea there is some sites that dont have https they protect it