Just got rid of Brave Manifest V3 spyware and installed LibreWolf and NoScript and uBlock Origin. What other addons are handy and a must for you and your own needs for browsing the web?

bitch to boss

>>105571315 (OP)
>brave manifest v3 spyware

Nice gayop thread, faggot. You even type like a corporate drone.

>>105571361

>>105571315 (OP)
>installed LibreWolf and NoScript and uBlock Origin
No you didn't.

>>105571386
yes its chromium based. what's your fucking point?

>>105571315 (OP)
Redirector. I currently use it to redirect Xitter posts to Xcancel. Maybe there's some way to do it without the extension, but I don't know shit about webdev.

>librewoke
https://codeberg.org/librewolf/issues/issues/1978#issuecomment-2156134

>>105571361
Brave uses Manifest V3 because it's hardcoded into the engine. Manifest V3 was specifically coded to make it harder to prevent addons from blocking fingerprinting, so Brave can't be trusted anymore ever since Manifest V3. Brave has a lot of telemetry spyware issues.

>>105571408
Nobody mentioned chromium

>>105571386
https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/brave

Librewolf
https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/librewolf

also
https://privacytests.org/

>>105571533
>So LibreWolf should definitely be considered a "very woke", and certainly quite political project, where queer- and transphobia, racism, ableism, antivax stuff, etc. are not tolerated. I'll gladly see a hundred racist people be pissed and leave if that makes only a single person from a disadvantaged / minority group feel safer.
Why are troons like this

>>105571647

>>105571315 (OP)
Honestly, for the last couple of years i have only used uBlock Origin and Violentmonkey. Violentmonkey really isn't a must have addon, i just use it to fix a certain website who refuse to fix their own shit.

>>105571669
Favorite userscripts?

>>105571315 (OP)
so you know enough about browsers to claim that Brave is spyware, but not enough to know what extensions you want to use?

Pic related was accidentally posted on /pol/.The jeet thought his tab was on /g/
Let this be a reminder to all that brave shills are Israeli and pajeets

>>105571315 (OP)
rate my addons

>>105572674
For starters, you don't need extensions to make a search engine your default. Firefox has the option to add custom search engines and they work just like the built-in ones. I can even make 4chan search my default search engine if I want.

You just click on the search field on the page you want and then click on the little "+ with a looking glass" button at the end of your url bar. You can then even add a keyword shortcut for it. In some situations you have to save it as a bookmark first.

>>105572764
>In some situations you have to save it as a bookmark first.
By right clicking on the search field and clicking the "Add a Keyword for this Search" button in the context menu I mean. In 99% of cases it's straightforward though. I've even used it to search individual, all or even multiple (but not all) boards in the 4chan archives.

I just use uBlock Origin to take away ads, and Stylus to make every website match my rice.

>>105572764
>>105572783
Also, my bad, the green icon you have to click is at the start of the search bar, not at the end of the url bar. I need to get my eyes checked. You click the icon then click it again in the new popup window to add the custom search engine.

>>105571315 (OP)
>>105571616
LibreWolf failed virus scans on VirusTotal around the time they left Github for some other site.

>>105571566
Total disinfo. Brave Shields are build into the browser itself and don't rely on MV2 or MV3. Furthermore, that article has been completely debunked:

>Auto-updates
Windows problem, Brave doesn't auto-update on Linux
>Brave has built-in telemetry
P3A removes your IP address from the requests, doesn't collect personal information, the list of metrics is public, the code is open source, etc., can be disabled with one click
>Brave Today
Opt-in
>SafeBrowsing
SafeBrowsing works locally and all requests (when there's a match and to download the database) are proxied from their own servers, also can be disabled with one click
>Brave Rewards
Opt-in
>Miscellaneous requests worth noting
Certificate revocation, filter lists and component updates, not spyware

These are necessary for me:
BlockTube
Cookie AutoDelete
Cookie Quick Manager
Copylinks++
DeArrow
Hydrus companion
Image Max URL
Open Tabs next to current
SponsorBlock
uBlock Origin
Universal Browser Manager
Violentmonkey

I can't go without mouse gestures and some kind of tree style tabs. I'm using Gesturefy and Sidebery at the moment. I realize Firefox has gotten vertical tabs not too long ago, but I haven't bothered to try them yet.

>>105571616
>linking privacytest.org
>he doesnt know
lmao

>>105572923
I am on mobile right now but the addons I use the most on desktop are:

- search by image (support google bing Yandex ...)
- Google translate
- Webp to PNG/jpeg
- tree style tab
- open in browser
- open in VLC

Not sure about the name

Watch this anti-Brave spam disappear the moment Google loses that antitrust suit.

I'm more interested in and find it
rather strange that Librewolf and other
browser hardening methods, have not found
a way to block IP addresses from being
shown/seen by websites like Amazon, eBay etc.
if you were to visit these sites, they automatically
see your geo location based on your IP

>>105571315 (OP)
>LibreWolf
slay, queen!

>>105573178
Whereas the pro-Brave spam will only amplify as more Indians get access to the Internet.

>>105572764
If I do that I will get a banner that tells me to get their extension every time I reopen the browser, no I will not allow cookies just for that

>>105571315 (OP)
Bypass Paywalls Clean
Dark Background and Light Text
I still don't care about cookies
WebP / Avif image converter by
Tampermonkey with 4chanx-t, google search various ranges, linkify plus, disable amp
No need to repeat already recommended shit like Ublock origin

>>105573272
Can't you just block it with the uBlock element picker? I'm not really familiar with Qwant.

>>105573333
Heh. I got Qwads.

>>105571315 (OP)
DeArrov and Sponsoprblock. Makes the youtube slopverse much more bearable.

>>105573333
Checked. I guess that could work I'll need to try that out.

>>105572879
Notice how in all of your rebutals, you avoided talking about Manifest V3, because it's the one thing you can't debunk, that Brave and Manifest V3 = spyware. Nice try.

>>105572674
What do you do with violentmonkey?

>>105573242
>Whereas the pro-Brave spam will only amplify as more Indians get access to the Internet.
still butthurt over that anti-lgbt donation i see

>>105573685
Nope, unlike you, I do not suffer from terminal online brainrot.

>>105573673
PNGExtraEmbed and Secret Attachment
If you know you know

>>105574331
this is the .gayest fucking post jfc
stfu you fucking nerd goddamn!

>>105574675
What?

>>105574938
STFU FAGGOT

>>105573292
>still don't care about cookies
You don't need an extension for this. Just add their filter list to UBlock Origin. The extension is just adding unnecessary bloat.

troonware[libre]

>>105571315 (OP)
>noscript
you can block js with ublock origin too, you don't need it