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View the source yourself if you're unsure, that's why I included #1. Furthermore, yes, that is what I'm saying. Would you rather not use it and have no idea wh
by Exuma 9y ago
View the source yourself if you're unsure, that's why I included #1.
Furthermore, yes, that is what I'm saying. Would you rather not use it and have no idea when Chrome extensions update? You can't disable auto-updates. So if you want to go that route be my guest.
- overcast 9y agoI'd rather just not use extensions to be honest. More garbage to clutter things.
- GunlogAlm 9y agoThe idea of an extension-free browsing experience is horrific, to me. I couldn't live without uBlock Origin. Browsing without extensions is fine if you're okay with being tracked and bombarded with advertisements ad nauseam. I could cope with using few extensions — and I do try to use as few as possible — but I would not enjoy using none.
- overcast 9y agook so one single extension. I'll give you that one. But also something I think should be built into privacy section of browser.
- GunlogAlm 9y agoWell, I'd say NoScript (or equivalent) and HTTPS Everywhere are rather important, too. I believe a resource blocker and HTTPS redirect could both be things built into browsers, true. But as it stands they're extensions, and pretty important ones IMHO. And this is assuming you only use your browser for general web surfing; there are a plethora of other extensions I use that really simplify my browsing experience, but that I wouldn't consider crucial. I similarly can't live without RedditEnhancementSuite for reddit, for example. There's just so much that extensions have to offer.