OH

I almost forgot

Go into your network settings

And enable "DNS over HTTPS"

Done that already, saw it last time you said it

@Nathan James 123 is it FuckFuckAdblock?

https://reek.github.io/anti-adblock-killer/

It's this ^

ah

That's worked for a good few years for me

iirc i found that not to work anymore

im using nanoblocker with ublock

forgot how i set it up

but it took a few steps

Ahh that's fair

'nanodefender'

That big list of those changes in about:config are the latest additions

Forcing certain types of TLS, disabling some features and whatnot

If you were going to make those changes, drop the minimum TLS version down to 1 or 2

Also, make sure to add those into a file called user.JS in your profile root directory

DO NOT edit those settings in about:config

If something fucks up, you can delete the user.JS file, but if you change them in about:config, you cannot revert it without going through a 10k list of options you can configure, it's horrible

I would really reccomend enhancements for Youtube

It's bloody brilliant

yeah i have a few of the ones you mentioned already

inc that

twitter one sounds good.. was never a fan of the new version

Yeah I hated that mobile POS

NoScript is a tricky one to use, mega overkill and cancer to setup, but once you're going it's great

yeah

it breaks a lot by default

It will be cancer to use for a week, then when you get everything configured you're good to go for your usual browsing

When I'm using that, I have no worries when going onto basically any website, since I don't need to worry about drive-by malware or anything like that

there is one principle i try to stand by and that is use as few addons as possible. two reasons: one it slows down your browser, but more importantly you cant completely trust extensions (unless you were to audit their code or something)

Very true

i dont know if firefox do a good job of moderating them

I don't do anything 'sensitive' on this browser

but there are some very shady ones

I have another one, just for that

practically malware

Yeah, that's a massive risk you run when using them