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Nice Suggestion.

DeArrow is a similar extension from the creator of SponsorBlock.

He has highlighted the differences between the two in the description:

• Unlike Clickbait Remover, DeArrow's main purpose is for crowdsourcing better titles and thumbnails
• When a crowdsourced title is not available, DeArrow will auto-format it according to your setting, but does it in a more sophisticated way than Clickbait Remover. Instead of only setting all words to lower case, or capitalizing every word, DeArrow supports casing systems such as "Title Case" and "Sentence case". These will still allow acronyms and proper names to remain capitalized.
• When a crowdsourced thumbnail is not available, DeArrow by default shows a screenshot at a random timestamp in the video. Clickbait Remover's thumbnails use YouTube auto-generated thumbnails, and while they are seemingly random, they are chosen by a machine learning algorithm to favor faces with expressions, and other overstimulating features. DeArrow uses truly random timestamps generated by its own server. DeArrow will also check the SponsorBlock database to ensure the randomized thumbnail is not inside of a sponsor segment.

I've not used either of those. I don't get it. Are these Third Party wrappers for Twitch or extensions that just push Twitch notifications?

There are definitely people who don't know what adblockers are and the beauty of uBlock.

The Internet is not the same without it.

And Google is trying very hard to break this gem.

I'm sorry. I should have looked in this community before posting. I forgot.

I found 2 similar threads. I'll leave the links here:

1. Best Firefox Extensions? by MokMokFIsh
2. What are your favourite add-omd for Firefox? by t0fr

Edit: Your link was not working for me. I don't know why. It's same as the 2nd link that I posted.

Thanks! These containers extensions are awesome and I plan on using them. Some websites come to mind.

But, do you know if there is a way to recreate user Profiles in Firefox like Chrome does?

I'm interested in both Stylus & Video DownloadHelper. For capturing video downloads i used to use IDM's extension. But it's not free to use. Now I'll have to give this a try.

Nice tool. I've recently started learning about what these networking terms mean. Basic stuff like like what different types of IP addresses there are, how the Internet works, etc. etc. I'll check it out.

Link for those who want to try it: IPvFoo

Neat, I'll try this. I don't think the others save entire browser windows. So, maybe this has a different use.

What's Karrinator?

There's nothing that explains it on its description page. Based on comments on its page (translated to English), my wild guess is: it's making people laugh while reading news somehow by changing names of politicians in the news articles.

Thanks for the other suggestions too.

Thanks for the suggestions!

Chameleon, great privacy tool, but can break some crappy sites

• User-Agent Switch is an alternative.

(Forgot name), an addon that lets you skip link shorteners with ads.

• FastForward

Thanks for suggesting Sidebery. I've used TreeStyleTabs before. I'll give Sidebery a try now.

I don't get it. So, it will save my cookies, keeping my logins are safe. But it will reject the site's cookies that they want to store for trackers?

Damn! Neat tool. Hopefully this will help me declutter my Bookmarks. Also, how's it different than Pocket offered by Mozilla?

A link to Reading List.

+1 for TreeStyleTabs!

I discovered this last week. It's such a handy tool for quick searches. I wished I had known about this earlier.

This is neat. It has other handy features too. From its description:

• Site safety and malware checks
• Finding similar sites and reviews
• Automatic translation to your language
• Diagnostics like pings and traceroutes
• Whois and DNS information
• Page code validation
• Quick URL shortening

Also, an important distinction: It shows the country where the server is located rather than what the nationality of the domain name is.

A link to FlagFox.

Does "I don't care about cookies" automatically reject those annoying cookies requests? Some of these websites don't have a reject button at all. How does this extension behave in these cases?

Are these containers saved for later use when I restart the browser? Or do I have to create a new container and login again?

Yep, the grouping of tabs in TreeStyleTabs is very handy & convenient.

Thanks. These seem useful utilities that may come handy. Also, an alternative to Chameleon is User-agent Switch as suggested by SootyChimney.

How does the image created by PassLok Image Steganography work on the receiver's end? Do they need to have the same extension installed?