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Firefox containers

layout.css.devPixelsPerPx to 1.25 or 2.0 on macOS Retina to increase font size.
privacy.resistFingerprinting = true multiple effects to make your browser appear less unique, the ones I have found/understood:
- warns if intl.accept_languages is not en-US, en .
- starts the browser with common size (I love this on big displays).
- spoofs the user-agent as the latest Firefox ESR version.
intl.accept_languages to en-US, en
- see above.

Firefox: Privacy Pass
- Chrome
- May reduce captchas with CloudFlare.
Firefox: Healthy.Onion
- Only for Tor Browser or other browser going through Tor all the time as it redirects clearnet addresses to Tor .onion hidden services that cannot be accessed outside of Tor.

Firefox: IPvFoo
- Chrome
Chrome: RSS
Firefox: IPFS Companion
- Chrome
- At the time of writing, 2018-09-22, I consider IPFS as incompatible with Tor Browser as Tor browser would use the local IPFS daemon, which is not using Tor and thus the IPFS network could see your real IP especially if not many nodes are requesting the fetched content.
Firefox: Tree Style Tab
Firefox: Foxy Proxy
- Chrome?
- Onions to Tor, I2P to I2P. My rules
Firefox: Tab Counter
Firefox: Lightbeam
Firefox: Text Contrast for Dark Themes
Firefox: Dark Mode (WebExtension)
- I especially like nicer dark with Memrise.