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  • Not a full list, but these are my day to day extensions that I use the most:

    UBlock Origin - (obviously)

    600% Sound Volume - managing volume for tabs

    Dark Reader - Dark theme, that works well for *most *sites. Sometimes I need to manually disable it for certain sites that don’t play well, but that’s pretty rare

    Fake Data - fill forms with random generated data - for every site i need to sign up for and don’t want to use PII

    addy.io - extension for add.io email forwarding service (subscription needed) generate random emails for every website i sign up for that direct to my main email. If I start getting spam, I know which alias it came from and which site I made it for

    password manager extension of choice - I prefer Bitwarden, but I get a 1Password subscription free with work so that’s what I use to share password records with family

    firefox container manager - very handy for work tabs, logging in with family credentials, etc



  • worldeater@lemmy.mltoLinux@lemmy.mlSwitching back to Windows. For now.
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    3 months ago

    My personal experience has been that Linux is great for general use, and quite a few verified games. But anything multiplayer with anticheat, games that are regularly updated, etc, it’s a constant struggle. So I have a separate hard drive for windows on my gaming desktop and, in general, mostly use Windows on that machine (with a lot of tweaks like openshell). But all my other devices I run off Linux and it works out fine.