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Useful browser extensions (dataterm.digital)

submitted 1 year ago by archon@dataterm.digital to c/devnull@dataterm.digital

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Aside from the obvious adblockers, here are some useful tools:

Consent-O-Matic: Annoyed by those pesky cookie consent forms? This extension auto-completes and submits the form for you!

Dark reader (Chrome): Togglable dark-mode for all websites.

Clearly reader (Chrome): If you truly wish to return to the old days this extension will remove all unnecessary elements on a website and generate a clean document in the same browser window, leaving you with a simple text/image site to read.

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[–] Sirs0ri@dataterm.digital 2 points 1 year ago

Three of my favorites are:

Tampermonkey: To run my own JS on any website I want, which can be used to drastically change look and feel

Join: Connect all your devices, quickly sent tabs, files, between them. For powerusers Join is also compatible with e.g. Tasker on Android (a powerful automation app, the Join dev took over Tasker's development a while ago), or Homeassistant

SponsorBlock: I recently discovered this and I'm loving it - this tool adds the "Skip Intro" feature you probably know from streaming services to youtube. For Intros, Sponsored segments, filler jokes, etc.

[–] YeetTheRich@dataterm.digital 2 points 1 year ago

No-Script Lite: Selectively disable java script from running. Bypass paywalls. Block autoplay videos and java script-based pop-ups.

The original No-Script is more customizable, but IMO its also harder to use. With the lite version, I spend less time faffing about with code and more time shitposting.