My Google Chrome Extensions
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A snapshot of the Chrome extensions I currently use (not regularly updated).
Metadata #
- Chromium version: Chrome/35.0.1916.153
- Operating System: Arch Linux x86_64
Extensions (24) #
- DuckDuckGo for Chrome v42.5.17 β DuckDuckGo enhancements for Chrome
- Vimium v1.44 β Keyboard shortcuts for navigation (Vim-like)
- Hacker Vision v1.28 β High-contrast dark theme for all websites
- IBA Opt-out (by Google) v1.5 β Opt out of interest-based ads
- HTTPS Everywhere v2014.4.25 β Automatically use HTTPS on supported sites
- Ad Block v2.7.3 β Block ads across the web
- Wappalyzer v2.32 β Identifies software on websites
- Force Custom Fonts v2.2.1.0 β Force custom fonts on web pages
- LastPass: Free Password Manager v3.1.33 β Password manager
- Keep My Opt-Outs v1.0.15 β Opt out of ad personalization cookies
- Terms of Service; Didn’t Read v1.0.7 β Instant info about ToS and privacy policies
- Kill News Feed v1.0.7 β Remove Facebook news feed
- Auto Reloader v1.3.0 β Auto-refresh pages after errors
- HTML5ify v0.5 β Force HTML5 media instead of Flash
- Reddit Enhancement Suite v4.3.2.1 β Reddit enhancements
- Bug Me Not Lite v0.3.10 β Bypass web registration via bugmenot.com
- Tabulator v0.0.0.1 β Linked Data Browser
- Domain Icons v0.0.1 β Icons next to Google search results
- Reload All Tabs v3.2.1 β Reload all tabs (Ctrl+Shift+R)
- Save to Pocket v1.8.3 β Save articles and videos
- RSS Subscription Extension (by Google) v2.2.3 β One-click RSS subscription
- Auto Scroll v3.8 β Customizable autoscroll
- Screen Capture (by Google) v5.1.4 β Capture page content as PNG
- Google Drive v6.3 β Create and share documents
Most are available for Firefox. Thanks to Share Extensions for Google Chrome and Emacs formatting. Share your extensions in the comments!