So, not uBlock or whatever as everyone’s aware of that.
Mine (all Firefox):
Video Speed Controller. LOVE this one. A tiny widget appears on any video showing current speed and you hit a key to +10% / -10% (I have mine mapped to [ and ]). You can also hide the little widget (v) if you’re watching a movie etc.
Very handy for sites that don’t support changing video speed or have limited options.
Quick cookie manager - Allows you to delete all cookies on a page that you’ve visited. Very handy when “reject all” leaves you with like 20 cookies anyway.
Netflux - 1080p Netflix on Linux. Can be a little fiddly at times but it does work.
SteamDB adds a ton of functionality to Steam and makes it very usable
I advocate for a fork of uBlock: adnauseam. It’s a bit financially adversarial which I deeply enjoy, at the cost of using a bit of data. In theory if it built up enough users, advertisers would stop buying clickable ads all together.
Oh I love this idea. Make the data junk to all of those bastards!
TTV LOL PRO - Adblocker for Twitch specifically (Varying success)
UserAgent Switcher - Website ever complain that you’re not using Chrome/Edge? Make it think you are!
Consent-o-matic - Pissed off unchecking all those ‘legitimate interest’ cookies notices? This does it for you automatically so you can ignore it.
On mobile, will ad links later on.
Oh, you mean browser plugins. I was like, “uh, my immersion blender, I guess”
For Firefox:
Auto Tab Discard: make living with a hundred open tabs manageable.
Copy Selected Tabs to Clipboard: allows copying the tab title + address in various formats like Markdown
Imgur redirect blocker, Load Reddit Images Directly: block the webpage wrapping for images on Imgur and Reddit
Leechblock NG: blocks specified sites after a certain time spent on them. Useful for Reddit and such.
Lemmy Keyboard Navigation: a sliver of the functionality of Reddit Enhancement Suite
Save In: to quickly drop an image or a file download into a particular directory under the downloads folder
Search By Image: self-explanatory
Swift Selection Search: when text is selected, shows a popup to search it on various sites. Useful to invoke Wikipedia, Wiktionary, IMDb, etc.
Temporary Containers: like a private window, but in tabs instead, and with multiple private sessions at once. Plus the tabs survive browser restart.
Viewhance: proper image viewer in the browser, with zooming, rotating, etc.
Stylus and ViolentMonkey: to patch looks and behavior on sites that I use often.
