Technology

These are all I use:

Edge on desktop:

• Ublock Origin
• DownThemAll
• IDontCareAboutCookies

Safari on iOS:

• Vinegar (removes ads from YouTube in Safari on iOS)
• Banish (blocks 'open in' popups when you go to a site that tries to get you to use an app)

• Ublock origin
• Zhongwen learning tool
• Zoom page we
• Mailvelope
• Youtube audio
• Firefox multi-account containers

I use Grammarly, Facebook Container and uBlock Origin.
Facebook Container keeps facebook from spying on your internet traffic

uBlock Origin
Read Aloud
FB Purity
Facebook Container
SAML-tracer (for work)

FoxScroller, I like to scroll pages while practicing music, which always impresses people. Gesturefy, gotta have those mouse gestures. With a tiny Windows program called NeatMouse I can do it all with the keyboard, too. Kinda off topic. Imagus, what is this clicking and opening crap? SessionSync is good for saving your tabs. Fun to see what you were wasting time on 5 years ago.

Gestures. Hover zoom images. Tab tree view.

Bypass Paywalls Clean - It allows me to read articles on a huge number of sites without having to login or pay. I already have access to news sites I care about through legitimate means but for the sake of being able to quickly read something, this extension cannot be beat.> English

Ublock + Sponsorblock are a killer combo I couldn't use the internet without. I also use keepa to see amazon price history.

Disconnect

ReviewMeta.com

Consent-O-Matic

DDG Privacy Essentials Coin Mining Blocker Enhancer for YouTube Turbo Download Manager Ghostery uBlock Origin Surfshark VPN Extension Privacy Badger

• uBlock Origin is pretty self-explanatory
• Highlighter + Notes helps my ADHD a lot by letting me highlight important phrases in big blocks of texts, especially any articles or posts I might be reading and replying to
• Archive Page for archive.today is also self-explanatory, I like using it to create permalinks or de-paywalled links to news articles