Firefox Extension Guide

As internet privacy becomes increasingly hard to maintain, it's important to know how to protect yours!

Adblocking and many other browser extensions will stop working on Chrome in 2023. Firefox is the only Google competitor that doesn't use Chromium or Apple's equivalent structure for search engines.

Yes, that includes Opera, Vivaldi, you name it. They are all structured with Chromium.

So here's my guide to browser extensions for Firefox that make life easier

Extention List
It's important to be able to trust a browser extension! I suggest only installing one if it has the "recommended" stamp next to it. This means Mozilla and the Community trust it and it has been shown to be reliable.

uBlock Origin: uBlock Origin is not actually just an adblocker! It's a content and script blocker. uBlock is also made to help with CPU efficiency in your browser. You can do a whole buncha shit with it.
Privacy Badger: a tracker blocker that stops advertisers and other entities from seeing your activity across platforms. If it sees a script more than three times on a webpage, it blocks it. It will ask if you want to unblock it. It can be a little bit tedious in some cases; I have to manually unblock soundcloud widgets on tumblr for example. But it is worth it for the privacy.
Facebook Container: A good complement for Privacy Badger
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Background is from Psychonauts