Which Firefox extension do you use every day?

[Anikazulfikar21]

I’m curious which extensions people actually consider essential rather than just installing and forgetting about them. I’ve tried quite a few over time, but only a handful have become part of my everyday browsing.
What’s one Firefox extension you would genuinely miss if it disappeared tomorrow?

[Agentvirtuel]

Bonjour

Enterprise Policy Generator
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/enterprise-policy-generator
https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/enterprise-policy-generator-an-open-source-browser-based/...

(e.g.) DisableAppUpdate
https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/upgrade-notification-spam/m-p/64080/highlight/true#M22529
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1608387

[dftf]

None of the ones I use are exclusive to Firefox; they're all in the Chrome store, and a handful also are in the Edge Add-Ons store.

But you do get the more-powerful uBlock Origin ad-blocker in Firefox; Chrome, Edge, Opera and Vivaldi can now all use uBlock Origin Lite only, which works differently (it cannot block ads from downloading, only hide them once they have, along with a few other differences).

So with Firefox, you still get to use the more-powerful version of uBlock Origin.

(You can also use it in Brave, as they've made an exception to keep it, though this won't last forever.  It also comes with its own ad-blocking system built-in too.)