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While I am personally largely against extensions, I wouldn't be if their allocation was managed better. I think that the extension should say what websites it's
by tobylane 16y ago
While I am personally largely against extensions, I wouldn't be if their allocation was managed better. I think that the extension should say what websites it's intended for (Greasemonkey does this) and be in the javascript process for those pages only. It shouldn't be separate, it shouldn't be in memory before the page is even open.
- sid0 16y ago> While I am personally largely against extensions ... what? Why in the world? If no browser had extensions I'd probably quit the web altogether.
- tobylane 16y agoI've been using Opera for years, if I did need anything I'd use UserJS (Greasemonkey done properly, built-in). I have no extensions, and only two userJSs (youtube download, and gawker fix). I have adblocker and firebug as built in functions of the browser, I have custom searches instead of things like Tineye extension that I have on Chrome.