Tabby. A tab manager, but I mainly use it to search for tabs.
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Surprised no one has Simple Tab Groups. Maybe the Tree Style Tabs ecosystem is more popular, I haven't tried it. It's just a 2-level hierarchy instead of a tree, but it serves me well. I have one tab group for each class I have at university, plus some other ones for interests like lean 4 or minecraft, and two for other compulsory online services like banking and travel planning. The Add-On combines saving the hassle of reopening tabs with reducing the work looking through the open ones.
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uBo has never worked on twitch for me, even with custom filters people say work (probably a me issue) so I'll through out Purple Ads Blocker TTV LOL PRO. I only ever have 1 activated at a time. 1 will work for awhile and the twitch will change something and the one I'm using stops working so I switch to the other.
I have to go on there I usually open it in Xtra Android app and the systemwide/dns adblockers get it
I've seen people say setting vpn to serbia or albania will have ads not show on twitch. Worked the few times I tested it out, but what country ads don't run might have changed.
Is there any add-on for me to get YouTube on Firefox to behave more like the YouTube kids app? I've been trying to find a way to set up YouTube with an allowlist on my kids' computer but for now I just have the entire site blocked. They don't need YouTube but they watch educational videos on it at school and they want to watch them at home, too. Blocking individual channels is like playing whack-a-mole.
You could probably do this by hosting Invidious or Piped, only allowing certain channels, proxying the video stream thru the Invidious server, and blocking youtube on your kids' devices. There are apps for the services you can bind to the website
Thanks, I'll try that out.
Oh I just had a midnight idea. Let your kids add channels to the allowlist somehow. Since they know you'll review it, they won't add anything shitty
apart from all the adblocking and privacy stuff, gesturify is one of my favourites. i got used to mouse gestures back when opera was still good and happily kept using them in vivaldi. if it wasn't for this addon, i probably wouldn't have been able to switch, when google enforced their manifest v3 bullshit.
streaming enhanced is another great one. it automatically skips intro and outro of shows, so you don't have to fumble around with whatever remote you use. It also shows imdb ratings, so it's easier to avoid stinkers, that the services are trying to push.
finally, i'd like to mention comet. i know we hate Reddit here, but usually reddit comments are still better than youtube comments.
Gesturify looks really cool, can you share with us your use cases?
My most used gesture is right click on link, then down and up to open it in a new background tab. imo the gesture is easier than finding that function in the context menu. always handy. when a page has multiple interesting links, that i want to look at after finishing the first page (e.g. youtube start page)
- BlockTube: Allows you to block YouTube Channels and Video as using "Do Not Recommend Channel" doesn't exactly work
- Bitwarden - Loves the auto-fill feature
- uBlacklist - More easier to block URL result on various search engine. Only use it as I can't be arsed tried to learn how to manually make filter on uBlock and want something that I can block Daily Mail on my search with just a click. It's just the job done so happy to use it.
Adnauseam, based on ublock, but clicks obfuscates and clicks adds for you so google gets bad data
These are pretty good
popup blocker (strict)
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