[ProfessorChill]

It's magical.

https://color.firefox.com/

[Skullmeat]

Its cool, but I try to keep my plugins to a minimum. Its all too easy to do shady things with plugins, as we saw with the popular plugin stylish.

[Vultra]

Its cool, but I try to keep my plugins to a minimum. Its all too easy to do shady things with plugins, as we saw with the popular plugin stylish.

What was the go with stylish? Grabbing sensitive info?

[Skullmeat]

Its cool, but I try to keep my plugins to a minimum. Its all too easy to do shady things with plugins, as we saw with the popular plugin stylish.

What was the go with stylish? Grabbing sensitive info?

Pretty much. Tracked everything you did.
http://www.alphr.com/security/1009689/st...-extension

[Blink]

Its cool, but I try to keep my plugins to a minimum. Its all too easy to do shady things with plugins, as we saw with the popular plugin stylish.

Its cool, but I try to keep my plugins to a minimum. Its all too easy to do shady things with plugins, as we saw with the popular plugin stylish.

What was the go with stylish? Grabbing sensitive info?

Its cool, but I try to keep my plugins to a minimum. Its all too easy to do shady things with plugins, as we saw with the popular plugin stylish.

What was the go with stylish? Grabbing sensitive info?

Pretty much. Tracked everything you did.
http://www.alphr.com/security/1009689/st...-extension

FYI, here's a fork that isn't evil: https://add0n.com/stylus.html
(so my SL theme is still usable)

Also... If you're using Firefox, you aren't gonna lose much privacy-wise (you're already screwed) by using the addon mentioned in OP, it's made by Mozilla

[ProfessorChill]

Its cool, but I try to keep my plugins to a minimum. Its all too easy to do shady things with plugins, as we saw with the popular plugin stylish.

Its cool, but I try to keep my plugins to a minimum. Its all too easy to do shady things with plugins, as we saw with the popular plugin stylish.

What was the go with stylish? Grabbing sensitive info?

What was the go with stylish? Grabbing sensitive info?

Pretty much. Tracked everything you did.
http://www.alphr.com/security/1009689/st...-extension

FYI, here's a fork that isn't evil: https://add0n.com/stylus.html
(so my SL theme is still usable)

Also... If you're using Firefox, you aren't gonna lose much privacy-wise (you're already screwed) by using the addon mentioned in OP, it's made by Mozilla

I guess you use Palemoon, Icecat, or Ungoogled Chrome.
I like Palemoon and Icecat but can't get around using Chrome, I just don't like the feel of it.

[Blink]

Its cool, but I try to keep my plugins to a minimum. Its all too easy to do shady things with plugins, as we saw with the popular plugin stylish.

What was the go with stylish? Grabbing sensitive info?

Pretty much. Tracked everything you did.
http://www.alphr.com/security/1009689/st...-extension

FYI, here's a fork that isn't evil: https://add0n.com/stylus.html
(so my SL theme is still usable)

Also... If you're using Firefox, you aren't gonna lose much privacy-wise (you're already screwed) by using the addon mentioned in OP, it's made by Mozilla

I guess you use Palemoon, Icecat, or Ungoogled Chrome.
I like Palemoon and Icecat but can't get around using Chrome, I just don't like the feel of it.

No I hate all browsers so I gave up and stayed with Firefox (which I've used since I was like 4, with a Chrome break in the middle)

I'm considering switching to Brave Browser though, if they get extension support

[mothered]

If you're using Firefox, you aren't gonna lose much privacy-wise (you're already screwed) by using the addon mentioned in OP, it's made by Mozilla

As you're definitely aware, the more add-ons you have, the better the chance of being tracked. A starting point (and at the bare minimum) with FF, Is to disable It's built-In geolocation feature via geo.enabled.

I've Installed this add-on and messing around with It's colors.
Not sure If I'll keep It, though.

[Blink]

If you're using Firefox, you aren't gonna lose much privacy-wise (you're already screwed) by using the addon mentioned in OP, it's made by Mozilla

As you're definitely aware, the more add-ons you have, the better the chance of being tracked. A starting point (and at the bare minimum) with FF, Is to disable It's built-In geolocation feature via geo.enabled.

Forgot about addon fingerprinting, I was thinking about potential malicious activity by the addons.
Good point