Oh, well, that’s too bad. Thank you for pointing this out!

Apparently, there is now a debloated fork “I still don’t care about cookies”

Why fork?

This extension has been acquired by Avast and I simply don’t trust Avast with my data. >Additionally, having it on Github allows us to improve the code and add support for >websites faster.

https://github.com/OhMyGuus/I-Still-Dont-Care-About-Cookies

So, let’s try to compile a list.

• “uBlock” does not need any kind of introduction. Most of the people who answered the thread use it anyway. But it is my favourite!
• “Language tool” to help me spell things properly, lol
• “I don’t care about cookies” to get rid of annoying GDPR-compliance banners
• “FoxyProxy” to easily switch between proxies
• “Vimium C” to navigate the web using vi-like shortcuts
• “SponsorBlock”. I don’t use YouTube as much nowadays but when I do, this add-on helps me skip in-video advertisements and irrelevant moments
• “Search by image”
• “Rikaichamp” is a great add-on for anyone who often needs to look up Japanese words
• “Runet Censorship Bypass” because censorship circumvention is not a crime in my country. Yet.

Honestly, I thought it will be shorter. It makes me appreciate the authors of all these add-ons even more. If it weren’t for their efforts, web browsing would be a much less enjoyable experience.

Indeed. One may argue that Reddit is actually a valuable source of information but to some extent this is the problem of Google promoting links to Reddit in its search. Reddit is simply a SEO-darling which uses some dirty hacks to appear more relevant to search engines and no one seems to address this issue.