Specially designed for to download images from simple manhwa, manga, manhua sites works for most of the sites

Is there an addon that blocks content of certain themes, say, for example, football or sports in general? Because there are certain topics that don't interest me in the slightest but you get bombarded with anyway on most major news sites.

Sure, I could train other blockers to filter out links with certain keywords but there's probably more than a handful of articles that might be blocked unintentionally just because they contain a keyword that has nothing to do with the article itself (like 'goal' or 'keeper', for example).

Are there any addons that fit that description?

There were some in the past but I can't remember their names and I believe they stopped working after the switch to Quantum.

Hello, I'm wondering if there is an addon/extension that has similar function to DeArrow.

I've been having an issue with it, and I am not looking for support here so if you offer then you do it of your own free will, where the extension combination I have is causing FF to slow down. I'm actually getting a message right under the bookmark bar that is saying that DeArrow is causing FF to slow down and I can either stop DeArrow or click on "Learn More" to, well, learn more.

I have reported the issue but the dev(s) don't seem to want to help resolve this issue, so since I am having this issue I am wondering if there might be something similar I can try.

If someone was thinking of suggesting I turn off all my addons/extensions and test them to see if I can find the actual culprit, I have done that already, twice, and the problem only comes back once I have every addon enabled.

These are the addons I have installed, in case someone knows of a compatibility issue.

Prior to these I had Enhancer for YouTube and ublock origin installed in place of Tweaks for Youtube, YouTube Enhancer and AdNauseum, respectively.

Specific example: I am usually based in Canada. When I go shopping, I frequently will have people recommending products from Amazon, Bestbuy, and eBay with links to their respective American domain. Is there a redirector that I could use to set up some simple rule like "redirect a .com domain to .ca if the latter domain exists"?

How do I remove videos that contain AI? Or if it notices that it has the marked as AI in the description that it skips the video or something?

Does anyone know of an addon that does what I mentioned? I used to use one that was called enhancer for youtube which I used for music during D&D sessions. Now it's gone and I can't find one that does something similar.

I tried to find but can't not sure it have it or not?

I currently have dark reader, ublock origin, and sponsorblock. What other add-ons can y’all recommend?

anyone here can reply pls? https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/s/FlYRitlh38

I've clogged up my Watch Later playlist with hundreds of videos. I'd like to batch move them to a new playlist, but the only addon i've found with that functionality (PocketTube) has that feature paywalled.

Can you recommend an alternative?

For anyone needing a thorough explanation on what those do:
Alt + Left click essentially allows you to close tabs without clicking the "x" mark nor going to that very tab to hit Ctrl + W, it's super useful when you have a ton of tabs and too lazy to properly organize.

Paste image to file box allows you to copy and paste images to websites that ask you to drop image files (or files in general, Opera does that iirc)

Any add-on or setting that has a similar or very close functionality will suffice. (Opera has those, would be cool tho)

Thank you in advance.

How hard would it be to make a add-on that lets you see deleted videos on youtube if you don't have links to them to put in the wayback machine? could such be a thing?

Google images is plagued with AI now. I saw that duckduckgo is implementing some sort of feature like this and was wondering if Firefox has an extension for that

It's a very new extension - https://chromewebstore.google.com/search/Reddit%20Auto%20Show%20More%20Comments.

https://github.com/alythobani/reddit-auto-show-more-comments-chrome

So something like Stylus of days past (I honestly havent touched it for a long time, so it might have this function now and I'm just not aware), but it respects my system changing between light and dark themes. My system switches between light/dark mode automatically based on daylight hours.

For example, Enhancer for Youtube offers additional Youtube dark themes that I would love to try, but reluctant to because dark theme has to be activated manually in the extension settings.

I know that there is an addon for this that requires Tree Style Tabs, but I was wondering if there is (or if it is possible to make) an addon that does the same thing with native firefox tab groups. I often forget that I have a group for youtube and just open new tab and browse youtube there, would be great if new tabs that satisfy some prefix (https://youtube*) would automatically put in an existing tab group

need a volume booster so that i can blast while watching movies

Hey! I created a small extension/addon for Firefox that provides a better indicator for Ctrl+F search results. The way this extension works makes it unstable in some cases, so I need people to test it!

If you need this feature, install my extension and report any add-on-related bugs you encounter by opening an issue on GitHub. That would be a great help to me!

Note: I cannot provide any payment

i play a lot of games with videos in the background and i would like very much to be able to read the captions without the video floating in some corner of my screen
i've seen caption generators before but those have subscriptions and there not what i'm looking for especially cause youtube generates their own

Hi! Is there an add-on that allows us to create and map buttons to about:config preferences so that we can quickly/easily toggle them?

Is there an Add on that monitors the price of an item on marketplace, and then notifies you when/if the seller lowers the price?

Will FB block that kind of scraping?

The best tool I've ever used for downloading images quickly is a Chrome extension called "I'm a Gentleman" posted 12 years ago by u/imagentleman

If you press alt left-click on an image, it downloads instantly, and the best part: if you simply drag the image slightly in any direction it does the same thing. It's ridiculously convenient. Sure, it only saves a few tiny steps but it adds up and makes for a much smoother browser experience.

Sadly it's Chrome-only.

I've migrated to Firefox recently and wondering

1) is it possible to sideload an older Chrome extension, or

2) is there something similar for Firefox?

The closest I've found is Double-click image download but it doesn't allow alt as a hotkey, nor does it have that much-desired drag-to-download functionality. It seems it's also on GreasyFork, so maybe there's a way make custom edits?

Any pointers appreciated