Post your browser and extensions. Others will rate you.
>Opera
>uBlock Origin + HTTPS Everywhere + Ghostery
Post your browser and extensions. Others will rate you.
>Opera
>uBlock Origin + HTTPS Everywhere + Ghostery
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Firefox
Hide TitleBar Caption Plus
iGoogle Reverse Image Search
uBlock Origin
GAAH I just want a good porn browser that won't sync bookmarks and force workarounds with incognito mode
Firefox quantum:
Asguard-Instant translate-Enhanced for youtebe.
>CONFY
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Chromium
Firefox Nightly
uBlock Origin
I keep it simple.
0/10 because of ghostery.
>0/10 because of ghostery.
Develop this, please.
Brave without any extensions on windows, Chromium with uBlock origin, Tapermonkey, and Tabby cat on Linux
Chrome
adblock
adneseam
It was sold out over a year ago. It's a botnet garbage now.
>opera
>HTTPS everywhere + privacy badger + ublock origin + umatrix
>3 botnets
once noscript is ported to webextensions I'll be using that too, privacybadger maybe but it's mostly covered by ublock/umatrix
it's closed source proprietary trash that has opt in of voluntarily sending information to advertisers, it's not necessarily a botnet but given how hard it was shilled (among things like disconnectme and other psuedo-privacy nonsense) it's highly suspect given that most of the things these addons try to block were already blocked by better more reliable open source addons
correct, ghostery sold out and i got sick of chrome/ium so i now use
vivaldi + night theme+ ublock + umatrix + disconnect
its important extensions behave stable with my over 9000 tabs ... i have had problems with memory leaks in the past
why do you need noscript with umatrix
tfw forgot pic
noscript provides xss protection that stock firefox/umatrix are lacking, chrome might still be slightly better though but chrome/ium is usually the better browser for security
Click to remove: gets rid of ugly shit on webpages
Crumble: blocks tracking cookies without fucking up log-ins
Deluminate: darkens web pages without taxing the GPU/CPU and had options to not invert the images on a page
PaleMeme
>Noscript
>Adblock Latitude
>Decentraleyes
>Pendactyl
...
Firefox Quantum
And fuck it broke most of them but it runs so much better. Anyone know of a decent youtube downloader that works with it?
Safari + KaBlock + Blocking Google and Facebook tracking domains in my hosts file
>got sick of chromium
>uses a chromium browser
Brave no extensions
typical nu/g/ brainlet
Pale Moon 27.4.2. I use the Compact Moon theme. My addons are:
Black Youtube Theme 5.6.1 signed
Blender 0.1.7.1 signed.1
Change Referer Button 0.5
checkCompatibility 1.3.1 signed.1
Clean Links 2.7
Click&Clean 4.1.1 signed.1
Compact Moon Options 1.1.1
Cookies Exterminator 2.8.3
Decentraleyes 1.3.10
Greasemonkey 3.11 (with Sup Forums X 1.13.10.7 and Handy Image 2017.09.11)
HTTPS Everywhere 5.2.21
Image Zoom (ugly fixes) 0.1.1
ImageHost Grabber 1.7.0.4b
LastPass 3.3.4
Mouse Gestures Suite 2.5.0
MozArchiver 1.0.2
Privacy Settings 0.2.6
Restart Browser 1.0.4
Secret Agent 1.35
Speed Dial 0.9.6.18
Tab Mix Plus 0.5.0.4
uBlock Origin 1.14.10
uBlock Origin Updater 1.1.0
uMatrix 1.0.0
firefox
Strong faith I see there. Unfortunately I am too poor to invest in BAT.
...
yep.. had to do memory leaks and keyboard shortcuts and i fell in love with the fast foward button
explain. i have been here for a decade, run linux on all my machines, went back to windows 7 for specialist audio restoration and expensive firewire soundcard that wont run in *nix
youtube-dl
Opera
uBlock Origin, uMatrix, HTTPs everywhere, Privacy Badger (probs going to remove)
Oh and Sup Forums X
Firefox with the usual security stuff (adblocker, https-everywhere, no-script) and of course: VimFX.
Much comfy, making love long time.
whats vimfx ?
Waterfox
good shit BAT hodler
hope to break resistance on BAT/BTC this month
Firefox
uBlock Origin
GNOME Shell Integration
IMGoogle Reverse Image Search
Wiktionary and Google Translate (define words within a page)
I also have an rpi2 running pihole.
Thank you. Looks good but I guess I'll have to wait for it to get updated to the newer firefox.
Icecat
u Block
u Matrix
Greasemonkey
-Sup Forums x
-Oneechan
Tab tree
Classic Theme restorer
Not much to see.
>Google Analytics opt-out addon (((by Google)))
Just block it in uBlock or uMatrix.
...
Firefox
>uBlock Origin
>Smart HTTPS (revived)
>Cookie AutoDelete
I just went for easy mode when it came to privacy and security.
Google ultron with Adobe plugins.
Firefox Developer Edition
Privacy Badger
uBlock Origin
HTTPS Everywhere
>not a single mention of cloud to butt
I am disappoint
>>>/reddit/
>>>/2014/
>chrome for home
>dolphin for mobile
botnet master race
Waterfox 55
BetterPrivacy
bug489729(Disable detach and tear off tab)
checkCompatibility
Classic Theme Restorer
CookieExFilter
Cookies Manager+
DOM Inspector
Download Panel Tweaks
Flagfox
FlashGot
flink-removal
Greasemonkey
Image Search Options
LiveClick
MEGA
Menu Editor
Multifox
NoRedirect
Open Image In New Tab (update)
Open With
QuickRestart
RefControl
Self-Destructing Cookies
Status-4-Evar
Stylish
Toggle Find Bar
UAControl
uBlock Origin
uMatrix
>Firefox 55
Firegestures (legacy)
Greasemonkey (legacy)
uBlock Origin
Video DownloadHelper (legacy)
Scripts: 4chanx, OneeChan, Exlinks
did twitch implement some new form of advertising? uBlock origin isn't blocking video ads all of a sudden for me
If they're not running the ads from known ad networks/servers uBlock can't block them.
implying is there other usable browser than firefox.
Can somebody tell me what exactly is wrong with Chrome
Doesnt respect privacy no matter what options you set. Your browsing data is used by the largest ad company in the world.
Doesnt allow the level of customizability as firefox.
It's used by a marketing company to suck up personal information like a vacuum for it's users.
>Chrome
>ublock
>HTTPS everywhere
...
>Pale Moon
>UB Origin
>Noscript
>Greasemonkey
>extraflags
>4ch-X
>Oneechan
You do not need:
>RefControl
>Self-Destructing Cookies
>UAControl
>Self Destructing Cookies
Because you already have uMatrix. Some would even argue you don't need uBlock Origin either although I think its more effective with certain kinds of ads.
>HTTPS Everywhere
>Waterfox
>Random Agent Spoofer + Flash Control + NoScript + HTTPS Everywhere + Ublock Origin + Cookie Autodelete + Decentraleyes + DNSSEC/TLSA Validator
You don't have BetterPrivacy anymore. The dude shut it down, and it got removed from all browsers.
I know I can make rules for referrers in uMatrix but I am too lazy to that.
>UAControl
I kinda forgot I even had this one. Only used for a couple annoying sites that refused to work with old Firefox.
>Self-Destructive Cookies
It works slightly differently from uMatrix, and it's easier to add exceptions through GUI than editing rules manually.
Can't you just block elements with your ad block or uBlock origin?
Why do you need anything else?
Tampermonkey has analytics botnet, use violentmonkey instead.
Firefox ESR
>extensions
Adnauseam
All-in-one Sidebar
Classic Theme Restorer
FireGestures
Greasemonkey
NoScript
OverbiteFF
Self-Destructing Cookies
Session Manager
Stylish
Tile Tabs
Tree Style Tab
Sauce on that?
Violentmonkey keeps crashing my scripts...
By default its settings are configured to use google analytics, just look at the options for your source. You can disable it of course, but the option being default enabled is something that I'd never agree with. There's always concerns with updates turning it back on or them selling out further.
>Firefox Nightly
Reddit Enhancement Suite
Smart HTTPS
uBlock Origin
Vimium
Violentmonkey
Stylus
google chrome
no extensions
well memed my friend
You fall for g targeted meme trolling
Nightly
uBlock O
Foxy Gestures
Greasemonkey
chrome, roblox+, Adblock Plus, McAffee WebAdvisor, Honey, Pop up blocker, momentum, disconnect, HTTPS everywhere
Firefox Nightly, set to block third party cookies and trackers
uBO in medium mode
uBO-Scope
HTTPS Everywhere
Firefox Test Pilot running Containers experiment
Firefox
NoScript
Adblock Plus
HTTPS Everywhere
Is this okay?
>ADP
>NS
Get on with times grandpa
This would be okay in 2011. However, ABP is now practically an ad company with its "acceptable ads", and NoScript's functionality can be replaced with uBO with some tweaks or uMatrix. HTTPS Everywhere IMHO is still okay. SmartHTTPS is an alternative.
Wait for Firefox 57, it's going to be a huge change.
user, maybe you should delete that screenshot. Public IP address isn't a big deal but combined with your local IP and router model it could be.
Thank you both for your help. I shall make the necessary changes immediately. I am quite old now and certainly haven't been keeping up with everything.
>waterfox
>abp
>noscript
>new tab override
>tampermonkey
Is there anything I need to configure on uBO?
Depends on whether you want noscript-like functionality or not. By default, uBO follows its blocking lists, and should be sufficient for most normal purposes. If you want to block ALL third party scripts and frames and use a whitelist instead (similar to NoScript), follow this:
>Opera
Fucking what? People actually use that? Just use Chrome.
I use:
Firefox
uBlock Origin
HTTPS Everywhere
Decentraleyes
No Resource URI Leak
Self-Destructing Cookies
I'm not savvy enough for UMatrix.
Holy fuck font use ghostery. Its malware
you know adblock and adnauseam interfere, right?
>disable material settings page in flags removed
fuck my life. material design is awful on desktop
is there an extension to disable/enable other extensions without going to about:addons for firefox
r8 pls
firefox nightly
Disconnect
NoScript
uBlock origin
https everywhere
vimfx
decentraleyes
Noscript
Ublock origin
Request policy
Https everywhere
Open with
Live http headers
>Adblock
enjoy your botnet :^)
I've put too much time into customizing my NoScript white/blacklist to ever switch to anything else.
firefox quantum
I have followed those procedures. Thank you again for your help, user.
I use Vivaldi with uBlock, TamperMonkey, HTTPS Everywhere and JSON Formatter.
apb is a botnet
uMatrix and uBlock Origin to cover the rest
>Reddit Enhancement Suite
>Waterfox
>Greasemonkey
>ublock
thats about it