Privacy has become a very important issue in modern society, with companies and governments constantly abusing their power, more and more people are waking up to the importance of digital privacy.
In this community everyone is welcome to post links and discuss topics related to privacy.
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Library extension. Go to as page selling a book (Amazon, Powell's, etc.) and the extension will show you if you're local library has the book, how many copies, and if they're available for checkout. You can then click through and put a hold on the book.
Great cure for impulse buying of books. I've read more and bought less since using it.
ublock origin, dark background and light text
For vanilla FF I use multi - account containers, uBlock, and privacy badger.
For other FF forks like Librewolf, I get more blocky, like JShelter, a random agent switcher, and if that breaks a site beyond use I try Chameleon and NoScirpt.
JShelter and Decentraleyes. And uBlock Origins, but it's already popular without me. :)
Why Decentraleyes and not LocalCDN (which I believe is more updated)?
To support independent Wikis
For those who are multilingual that are annoyed at websites autotranslating via a shitty ai
To make Youtube better
I think Youtube Anti Translate only works on video titles and descriptions? There's Youtube No Translate which does the same and also keeps the audio track in the original language so you don't get a shitty AI dub
Thanks!
Adnausuem, Consent-o-matic
For me:
LocalCDN is more up to date then Decentralize.
I use it with umatrix
Apart from those already mentioned I need Sidebery
Depends on the user.
For me it's uBlock Origin, NoScript, Cookie AutoDelete and Binnen-I be gone
Many commenters mentioned ublock, but don't forget to enable additional filters for shit like cookie banners or other annoyances
Ublock origin and privacy badger
No one mentioned Privacy Badger yet. Is there something I don't know?
Ublock origin
Sponsor Block
Foxy Gestures
Remove YouTube Suggestions (assuming you still use the YouTube client directly).
Also, Tampermonkey, to install single-site scripts that you can customize and with more limited permissions.
ublock orgin stylus if u use user styles and sidebery