I had Ghostery, but didn't like it. It seemed to "talk too much". Noscript can be paranoid (a feature, not a bug) and occasionally stop sites from working even

I had Ghostery, but didn't like it. It seemed to "talk too much". Noscript can be paranoid (a feature, not a bug) and occasionally stop sites from working even if they are white-listed; I consider having to open a site in another browser sometimes less of a nuisance than having my main browser slowed down by dodgy JS. Two add-ons anthropomorphized in one comment! I guess that's what happens when you spend so much time in front of a screen ;-)