Check out Dearrow. It's a new extension from sponsorblock's developer which removes clickbaity thumbnails and replaces them with crowdsourced ones

The number of extensions required to make youtube not shit is outstanding. They've tried to make the user experience as unbearable as possible .

As you already have so many Youtube extensions, you should check out sponsorblock. It lets you automatically skip ads within the video itself. And if not done yet, you can do it yourself for the community.

What's lemmy link?

Extensions nom nom memory, so I use as few as possible and just use uBlock, Dark Reader, and Bitwarden

On desktop, I have uBlock Origin, Disconnect, Privacy Badger, Clear-URLs, Decentraleyes, Bitwarden, Multi Account Containers and Facebook container, old.reddit (which I no longer use since I left the site), RES (same with old.reddit). I don’t really use a lot of app-specific extensions and I’m more focused on the general privacy and security ones.

Ruffle :D
An open source Flash player emulator. I definitely recommend it because I also contribute to it. But it's great, if you stumble across any old websites using Flash games or animations, you can just continue to play and watch them with it :D

Bit warden is a must for me

I've had adblockers and Facebook gate installed for ages as well.

I think I'll grab the youtube ones you have here I'm tired of ads

None. But I have 11 active ones on Vivaldi.

What are the others on top all I know is ublock origin and privacy badger.

uBlock Origin, 1Password, GNOME Shell integration.

I have 19. Mostly just things to enhance sites I visit.

I usually use UBlock Origin, Privacy Badger, Dark Reader, Firefox Containers, Privacy Redirect, Bitwarden and Decentraleyes but idk if I would recommend using that many. Addons have a lot of access to your private data by desing (they modify websites and requests) so it's very important to keep an eye on the installed ones and organizations or indivituals behind them! My personal wakeup moment was the sale of Nano Adblocker where the buyer pushed an update with questionable code, that had a good reputation and definitely wasn't some noname one so bad stuff can happen quicker than you might expect!

Is there a more privacy oriented version of Grammarly?

Check out Consent-O-Matic, it automatically handles most GDPR compliant cookie prompts in the most privacy conscious way possible for the user.

I only have 3 to reduce fingerprinting uBlock Origin Bitwarden Return YouTube Dislike

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uBlock Origin, CanvasBlocker, Chameleon (protection from fingerprinting, browser profile spoofing), I still don't care about cookies, SingleFile, Long Screenshot.

I try to keep it to minimal, but I have these enabled

Firefox Multi-Account Containers, GNOME Shell integration, KeePassXC-Browser, Snowflake, uBlock Origin

You are the same as me, but I'd add Tabsession manager, epubpress, foxy tab, onetab and search by image. And more.

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None on personal computer. On school computer I have Foxy Proxy. There's school proxy server and I kind of provide 2 of my own. For that I use Android Proxy server app from Google Play. Unfortunately I didn't find anything similar on F-Droid.
First one is HTTP proxy which allows me to go through VPN and use DNS server of my choice and second is TCP relay to Orbot because why not. So I can just connect to school WiFi and start those proxy servers. I also tried SOCKS5, but that seems to ignore my DNS settings, so I don't use that. Also I don't need it anyway.
It allows me to quickly switch between proxy servers. Pretty convenient.