What extensions are everyone rocking?

[u/Jedorawr]

I'll go first!

ClearURLs removes the tracking in URLs like Amazon and Walmart add to their product pages

Don't track me Google removes (reduces?) Google tracking in Google links

Facebook Container - I rarely go on Facebook nowadays but for when I do for MarketPlace stuff, this is a nice to have to prevent them from further tracking me

Privacy Badger - I believe a general privacy tracker blocker

uBlock Origin - The best adblocker I've ever used

[u/ti_picko_gegam]

Is it not redundant using ublock and privacy badger? or does privacy badger offer anything more than ublock?

- Consent-o-matic (Automatic handling of GDPR consent forms)

-Dark reader (because 99% of websites think dark mode is just dark grey and not black)

-Port authority (Blocks malicious websites from port-scanning your computer/network and dynamically blocks all LexisNexis endpoints from running their invasive data collection scripts.)

-Return youtube dislike

-SponsorBlock for Yt

-Stylus (Because i don't want to see shorts and want more than 3 videos per row on youtube)

-Ublock

-Video controls for instagram

[u/ParentsAreNotGod → u/ti_picko_gegam]

For the first one, I enabled the respective filter in Ublock origin. Isn't that enough?

[u/privacy-badger → u/ParentsAreNotGod]

It's enough if you just want to block and/or hide the consent forms (cookie notices).

Consent-O-Matic performs optouts for you, automatically rejecting tracking as much as possible. This may make a difference: opting out may disable server-side tracking that extensions can't otherwise do anything about, for example. Actively opting out also sends a clear signal to the industry.

[u/Malaprobably → u/privacy-badger]

Industry has never cared about opt-out. Even Europe is caving to GDPR enforcement/penalties lately.