We all use uBlock Origin and true autists add uMatrix but let's list some of the less common ones.
I'll start: SpotiAds removes Spotify ads by directly manipulating the web app's state machine.
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Ryder Phillips
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Leo Cruz
>using spotyfag
Why?
Austin Lewis
good song recommendations
Parker Cooper
What else would you use at a house party? "Oh, sweetheart, let me rutracker the song you just mentioned, and have mpd reindex the download directory..."
William Brooks
You should have enough songs downloaded to just throw into something like vlc.
Brandon Baker
I torrent all the songs I like but that doesn't help when friends want to suggest material I have never heard.
Christopher Evans
>house party
lol
lmao even
Adam Nguyen
This is a pretty good config and set of addons for Firefox.
youtube.com
Noah Young
I just use Librewolf.
Zachary Torres
>intercepting and then tampering with Spotify's state machine
Will be a casualty of Manifest v3
Jason Kelly
uBlacklist (not made by gorhill just uses same naming scheme). Allows you to filter websites out of search engine results such as shitty SEO websites
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TrackMeNot. Mass sends garbage queries to search engines in order to ruin any data models they try to make of you based on your searches. If you use yandex this will cause you to get captcha'd all the time
addons.mozilla.org
UserAgentSwitcher. Swap to a more common useragent to reduce fingerprinting potential. Even if you're in the "its impossible to prevent fingerprinting" camp, at least you are obfuscating your real information. There are plenty of apps that do this, I just use this one and set it to chrome 103 on windows 10.
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Cookie Manager. Fun extension that lets you not only view all the cookies for your current tab, but edit them and selectively delete them.
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LibRedirect. Auto redirects you to front ends for popular privacy annoying sites. Note that the list gets auto updated once a week(?) and some mirrors get broken. If this happens frequently, just open multiple tabs until it chooses a functional mirror. Bonus is that many front ends get around sign in restrictions
addons.mozilla.org
Even though OP did, I'm shilling uMatrix again. Yes yes I know gorhill said not to use it, but until he comes up with a more granular advanced menu on uBlock I'm not going back. It still works just fine and its far more powerful than uBlock advanced in its current state.
Cooper Cooper
Wanted to suggest Redirector as you can specify your own rules. But Libredirect even has my own alternative frontend now so that's nice.
Oliver Anderson
Shit like foobar and lossless you hoarded from pirate cove is for home listening privately. For a social setting you should switch to normie shit that is built for curation.
Jason Hernandez
oh baybee
Ryan Davis
This is my list, I'm a basic bitch but it works.
I don't even use a custom filter list, just use all the ones with uBlock, oh wait I lie I also use AakList (Anti Adblock Killer List) with uBlock.
Parker Myers
>honey
penny-pinching faggot detected
David Garcia
Form your own opinions.
Luis Allen
IN THIS ECONOMY
Joseph Martinez
is this Any Forums-bait?
Cameron Roberts
extra extensions are bloat and just make it easier to track you and represent an additional attack vector
