What extensions should I use on chrome to protect myself online?

[joshkmartinez]

I currently use ublock origin, privacy badger, and https everywhere.

[Porthos]

2 minutes ago, joshkmartinez said:

I currently use ublock origin, privacy badger, and https everywhere.

Good enough.

[joshkmartinez]

Just now, Porthos said:

Good enough.

what would be better? TOR?

[Porthos]

I am not as paranoid as you possibly might be.

My only extension is Ublock. You can wait for like minded people to chime in.

[Aura]

If we're talking security wise, what you're using is good enough. If you want to discuss privacy-based extensions, then you should do so over at Wilders Security Forums.

https://www.wilderssecurity.com/

Oh, and I use Web of Trust.

[Porthos]

6 minutes ago, Aura said:

If you want to discuss privacy-based extensions

 

[sman]

Website revenues are thru' ads and if everyone starts using ad blockers, ultimately free services will end up to 'premium'.. And use of ad-blockers can be checked by Websites and deny access unless, ad-blockers are removed or site is uncovered by ad-blocker.. So, ad-blockers are no good now-a-days..

[Aura]

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And use of ad-blockers can be checked by Websites and deny access unless, ad-blockers are removed or site is uncovered by ad-blocker.. So, ad-blockers are no good now-a-days..

There are Anti-Anti-Adblockers that exists too.

[sman]

Not worked for me.. and it's abt 'Tampermonkey' 'Greasemonkey' scripts and getting lists.., which is not easy to get the hang off.. Better, one can go with 'Brave' browser which kills ads but where then the browser gets it's revenue is unknown and probably data mining could be one.. But still 'Brave' is good to go for..

[clayvligon]

I too use ublock and that is more than sufficient.