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submitted 3 years ago by jeffisback@lemmy.ml to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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[–] xarvos@lemmy.ml 1 points 3 years ago

I use literally a dozen of them so I had to look at about:addons lol

Basic JSON Formatter: Installed by default, quite useful to me as I deal with JSON API quite often.
ClearURLs: remove tracking URL params
Geminize: open Gemini links in a proxy
HTTPS Everywhere: helps me redirect HTTP to HTTPS, but it breaks xkcd random button, sadly. I guess I should contact Randall.
KeePassXC-Browser
Native MathML: use MathML instead of the JS-rendered for math stuff
Privacy Badger: Trackers blocking
Privacy Redirect: redirect links to Reddit, Twitter, YouTube
Read Aloud: TTS reader, because Firefox's Reader mode TTS is somehow broken
Redirector: For redirects that can't be done with Privacy Redirect
Stylus: Custom stylesheet, because some websites suck at styling
uBlock Origin: beside trackers blocking, it also helps blocking sites I don't want to visit, such as web scrapers or sites that are blocked by my ISP (e.g. medium blogs)