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They've already added a toggle to disable horizontal tabs.

They're working on a profile switcher: https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/here-s-what-we-re...

You can support feature requests on Mozilla Connect: https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/split-screen-tab-in-tab...

These services are more useful. They show words and names being pronounced naturally in the middle of YouTube videos:

https://filmot.com/search/

https://youglish.com/

When a site is broken, try using a separate profile to make sure that the problem isn't caused by any of your settings or extensions: https://support.mozilla.org/kb/profile-manager-create-remove...

If the problem persists, use this form to report it to Mozilla: https://webcompat.com/issues/new

Pipes was created back when people were looking up alternatives for the Yahoo service. It isn't a new project.

It is on GitHub: https://github.com/pipes-digital/pipes.

The Youtube issue has already been addressed. 127.0.2 is going to be released this week.

Please use webcompat.com to report other broken sites.

If you're concerned about referers, I recommend installing Referer Modifier and setting it to remove cross-hostname referers by default.

I've been using it for years and only had to add about 20 exceptions, like:

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target: imgur.com

origin: -

action: replace

replacement: https://imgur.com/

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target: amd.com

origin: -

action: target

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target: google(\w+)?.com$

origin: google.com

action: prune

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https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/referer-modifier/

Higher YouTube resolutions are currently broken for Firefox users.

Most sites use simple cookies or a localStorage entry to limit how many articles you can read in a month. You can bypass this with a private tab or by disabling JavaScript with uBlock Origin:

* https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/open-in-temp-container/

* https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Per-site-switches#no-...

* https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Blocking-mode:-medium...

Alternative: https://youglish.com/ (it supports other languages too).

Linux users don't usually download installers from websites.

Related: https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/mozilla-now-only-...

The movies in the festival can be streamed for free with subtitles in different languages.

Firefox users can create their own "bangs" with bookmark keywords. Just bookmark https://example.com/%s and then assign a keyword to it from the Library window (full bookmarks manager).

This extension lets you open self-destructing containers: https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/open-in-temp-container/ .

This Firefox extension allows you to open independent private tabs in the same window as your regular tabs. The containers are disposable and the extension deletes them a while after you close their last tabs.

It is convenient for testing sites as an anonymous user or with different sets of logins. If you give it permission to access your browsing history, it will also prevent new URLs visited in private containers from being stored.

Mozilla-related forums are currently full of complaints about the new design of Thunderbird. It has also flipped the UI with no option of reverting it back other than using an unsupported CSS hack: https://i.imgur.com/9xzJjtr.png

You can try using ChatGPT or a similar tool to apply the same pattern to all domains in your list with a prompt like:

    "Use this pattern:

    example.com##a:has(.b)

    to create separate rules for these domains:

    example.net
    example.org
    ..."

You don't need to use a separate extension to filter out search results. You can use this tool to generate filters for uBlock Origin: https://letsblock.it/filters/search-results

> I wish sites would stop with the nag pop-ups and all that junk.

Just go to the Filter Lists tab in your uBlock Origin settings and check these groups:

* AdGuard - Annoyances

* uBlock filters - Annoyances

If you still see nags anywhere after enabling these lists, please click on the extension button and use the report option (the speech bubble icon).

uBlock Origin blocks connections to trackers/marketing companies by default. If you don't even connect to them, they can't fingerprint or track you.

Well, the lists are edited manually by humans. You need to report the overlays you encounter for them to be hidden for everybody else.

* The laws specify that it must be opt-in. If a site doesn't respect this, you can't expect it to respect any of your choices anyway.

* You can now also use uBlock Origin to set cookies and LocalStorage entries automatically. The annoyance lists already set opt-out cookies for sites like Google and Youtube

* Firefox has actually been isolating third-party cookies and other site data (e.g. LocalStorage) for over a year. It's pointless for you to ever be concerned about them.

You didn't need to be using Firefox Nightly. Collections have been available on Firefox Beta for several months.

You don't need a special extension to get rid of annoying overlays. Just go to your uBlock Origin filter lists settings and enable these:

* AdGuard - Annoyances

* uBlock filters – Annoyances

uBlock Origin also has an "element zapper" feature that lets you temporarily remove overlays that aren't covered by the lists.

> consent-o-matic

You don't need this. Just go to your uBlock Origin filter lists settings and enable these:

* AdGuard - Annoyances

* uBlock filters – Annoyances

LocalCDN is helpful because it makes Firefox use local copies of popular JS libraries instead of downloading them over and over again. This makes browsing faster.