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PrivacyTools usually has an up to date list [1] of good extensions to use. It might also be worth going through their about:config tweaks section [2]. [1] http
by cameronperot 6y ago
PrivacyTools usually has an up to date list [1] of good extensions to use. It might also be worth going through their about:config tweaks section [2].
[1] https://privacytools.io/browsers/#addons https://privacytools.io/browsers/#addons
[2] https://privacytools.io/browsers/#about_config https://privacytools.io/browsers/#about_config
- maltalex 6y agoIs HTTPS Everywhere actually useful at this point? The sites I visit use https by default. Last time I saw plain old http was quite a while ago.
- adamhearn 6y agoFirefox now has HTTPS requirement as an option in settings.
- livre 6y agoIt makes sure that when you type www.somewebsite.com and press enter you go directly to https instead of going through a http-https redirection that could be intercepted. This is only useful for websites that support https but are not in the HSTS preload list. Alternatively you can enable that Firefox setting someone mentioned but once you do that you stop being able to visit websites that don't support https so HTTPS Everywhere is a good middle ground.