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What extensions do you primarily use on Chrome (if you do)? My list (on brave) includes: >uBlock Origin >Decentraleyes >Stylus

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AlexanderDhoore 6y ago
> I don't care about cookies
- rsanek 6y ago
  No need for a separate extension, just go to ublock's filter lists and enable the cookies list under 'annoyances'
- sopromo 6y ago
  You can hide all cookies popups with uBlock Origin and the annoyances filter.
topspin 6y ago
Stylus is the only one I had installed in Brave at the time you asked. I have several in Chrome but the thing is I no longer really use Chrome for general browsing. Chrome has been relegated to development activity; I isolate developer tools to that browser and leave them out of my day-to-day browser (Brave.) It's a nice arrangement really. Decentraleyes is interesting. Thanks for pointing that out.
- Fiveplus 6y ago
  I see, I sometimes prefer using Brave when a website doesn't work okay on firefox. Or like you said, using developer tools of chrome are a good use case too. About decentraleyes, happy to help. It's a remarkable extension and I've been using it for about 2 years now. It's crazy how I still discover little tips and tricks that really help me while browsing forums to this date. Things that I would never otherwise encounter. I would have installed HTTPS everywhere but given that I rarely browse websites on brave, I reserved it for firefox.
sergeykish 6y ago
your list and > uMatrix > PopupWindow https://github.com/ettoolong/PopupWindow https://github.com/ettoolong/PopupWindow (Firefox and Chrome) > HideScrollbars https://github.com/sergeykish/hide-scrollbars https://github.com/sergeykish/hide-scrollbars (Chrome for now) Last two is the possible vector, requires review. I believe in security through simplicity (suckless style). So I've created one myself. Any additional feature requires code - like toggle on/off https://github.com/quinton-ashley/firefox-hide-scrollbars https://github.com/quinton-ashley/firefox-hide-scrollbars.
jmull3n 6y ago
uBlock Origin, Dashlane, Wappalyzer & NewsGuard
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AlexanderDhoore 6y ago

> I don't care about cookies

rsanek 6y ago
No need for a separate extension, just go to ublock's filter lists and enable the cookies list under 'annoyances'
sopromo 6y ago
You can hide all cookies popups with uBlock Origin and the annoyances filter.

topspin 6y ago

Stylus is the only one I had installed in Brave at the time you asked. I have several in Chrome but the thing is I no longer really use Chrome for general browsing. Chrome has been relegated to development activity; I isolate developer tools to that browser and leave them out of my day-to-day browser (Brave.) It's a nice arrangement really. Decentraleyes is interesting. Thanks for pointing that out.

Fiveplus 6y ago
I see, I sometimes prefer using Brave when a website doesn't work okay on firefox. Or like you said, using developer tools of chrome are a good use case too. About decentraleyes, happy to help. It's a remarkable extension and I've been using it for about 2 years now. It's crazy how I still discover little tips and tricks that really help me while browsing forums to this date. Things that I would never otherwise encounter. I would have installed HTTPS everywhere but given that I rarely browse websites on brave, I reserved it for firefox.

sergeykish 6y ago

your list and > uMatrix > PopupWindow https://github.com/ettoolong/PopupWindow https://github.com/ettoolong/PopupWindow (Firefox and Chrome) > HideScrollbars https://github.com/sergeykish/hide-scrollbars https://github.com/sergeykish/hide-scrollbars (Chrome for now) Last two is the possible vector, requires review. I believe in security through simplicity (suckless style). So I've created one myself. Any additional feature requires code - like toggle on/off https://github.com/quinton-ashley/firefox-hide-scrollbars https://github.com/quinton-ashley/firefox-hide-scrollbars.

jmull3n 6y ago

uBlock Origin, Dashlane, Wappalyzer & NewsGuard

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