Browser Extensions.

[GTP]

With the rise of browser based coin mining and all the other garbage that comes down the pipe, which extensions do you use?
List as many or as few as you like.
Personally, I use
MinerBlock
uBlock origin
User Agent Switcher
HTTPS Everywhere...
and 3 custom hosts/adblocker files in the browser (as well as the built in EasyList and EasyPrivacy Lists)

Thanks

 

[phaZed]

Adblock Plus and XPath helper.

 

[LostBit]

uBlock Origin (advanced user)
uBlock Origin Extra
LastPass
X-notifier
Feedly notifier

 

[backwoodsman]

Privacy Badger

 

[TechPJC]

S3.Translator

 

[GTP]

Privacy Badger

I like the look and feel of Privacy Badger. If I hadn't gone with uBlock Origin I would have used it instead!

 

[Mr. Ingram's Computer Repair & Shoppe]

I use:
an adblocker.
Pandora Enhancer
Grab Your Tabs!
QClean

Pretty much only things to clean up visual clutter, audio clutter. and to copy all my tabs at once. (great for searching build parts.)

 

[cypress]

uBlock Origin and Grammarly

 

[fencepost]

Personally or that I push on clients?

For clients, I mostly stick with uBlock Origin (or for the diehard IE folks, Adblock Plus).

My daily driver is Firefox with uMatrix, Decentraleyes, LastPass, Link Cleaner, Print Edit WE, Video DownloadHelper though I last I heard that was going away this month and Xmarks. I did a lot of pruning in prep for the change in Firefox extensions.

On Chrome I need to do some cleanup probably. uBlock Origin (and Extra), Deluminate (inverts brightness), the Google extensions, Extensions Update Notifier, Join, LastPass, MightyText though I should probably kill that off since I switched to Join, Vimium though it's disabled right now, Web Developer, Xmarks.

 

[mraikes]

UBlock Origin
Lastpass
Evernote
ReviewMeta
Web of Trust
Disable HTML5 Autoplay
And as of just about 1 minute ago, I'm trying out uMatrix

 

[fencepost]

uMatrix is good if you have a set of sites that you visit regularly, because you'll tweak what they're allowed to load and save it (with the lock icon). If you visit a lot of new sites regularly, some of them will be broken to various degrees because of missing access to their CDNs or S3 storage, etc.

One thing I decided on long ago: almost all of my actual purchasing happens in Chrome, because I don't want to get halfway through a purchasing process and have it fail ugly (e.g. I get charged but don't get redirected to select options or something like that).

 

[cyde_ePhex]

LastPass
uBlock Origin
CliptoOneNote
VTChromizer
Great Suspender

 

[GTP]

Personally or that I push on clients?

For clients, I mostly stick with uBlock Origin (or for the diehard IE folks, Adblock Plus).

My daily driver is Firefox with uMatrix, Decentraleyes, LastPass, Link Cleaner, Print Edit WE, Video DownloadHelper though I last I heard that was going away this month and Xmarks. I did a lot of pruning in prep for the change in Firefox extensions.

On Chrome I need to do some cleanup probably. uBlock Origin (and Extra), Deluminate (inverts brightness), the Google extensions, Extensions Update Notifier, Join, LastPass, MightyText though I should probably kill that off since I switched to Join, Vimium though it's disabled right now, Web Developer, Xmarks.

Just what we use "personally."
I don't really "push" any on clients unless they are well informed first. Usually when you start making their browser do things differently they get all in a fuss about it and want it changed back.

 

[LostBit]

I don't really "push" any on clients unless they are well informed first.

I just "push" a bit for using uBlock Origin. I believe it's a must-have even for most inexperienced users.

 

[Umbra]

On Chrome:

lastpass
Netcraft,
Feeder
Mega
Message Deleter for Slack
Speed dial 2
Adguard, used as integration mode with the desktop version

 

[GTP]

On Chrome:

lastpass
Netcraft,
Feeder
Mega
Message Deleter for Slack
Speed dial 2
Adguard, use as integration mode with the desktop version

Hmm..Interesting collection..

 

[Umbra]

@Barcelona Netcraft is my only security addon, the rest is mostly convenience addons for some services i need to use.
I run my browser in a sandbox so no need dozen of anti-script addons.

 

[allanc]

@Barcelona Netcraft is my only security addon, the rest is mostly convenience addons for some services i need to use.
I run my browser in a sandbox so no need dozen of anti-script addons.

May I ask which sandbox?

 

[GTP]

@UmbraEmsisoft
I was just having a look at some of the extensions you mentioned.
"Netcraft" looks interesting. Last updated today. It has over 26,000 installs in Opera.
Mega, Feeder, Message Deleter for Slack, Speed Dial 2 not available for Opera, although there are alternatives.
Adguard (huge install base!) looks good, but very similar to uBlock/AdBlock etc..

 

[GTP]

May I ask which sandbox?

I would be interested also.