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Asks for the master password at startup (fixes multiple password prompt)510 users -
Adds the ability to create and edit entries in the password manager.254 users -
Get a faster browsing experience by blocking nasty web resources using Bluhell Firewall, the lightweight Ad-Blocker and Tracking/Privacy Protector.160 users -
Auto delete cookies, localStorage and IndexedDB objects as soon as they become unused158 users -
This add-on allows you to export your saved passwords and disabled login hosts using XML or CSV files that can be imported later.
Note: This add-on won't work in Firefox 57. It may eventually if the APIs to access passwords are implemented.114 users
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Restrict Proxy by Private Windows, Tabs and Domain List33 users -
Adds the ability to create and edit entries in the password manager.254 users
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Search in the address bar without changing your search engine.1 user -
Auto delete cookies, localStorage and IndexedDB objects as soon as they become unused158 users
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With MyAdFilter, free content creators propose you only one ad. Apart from those, as your usual ad-blocker, MyAdFilter disables all ads.6 users -
Auto delete cookies, localStorage and IndexedDB objects as soon as they become unused158 users
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Der Spam-Filter für Xing! Entfernt störenden Spam aus der Xing-Timeline und den Gruppen.1 user -
Deny resource:// access to Web content: We fill the hole to defend against fingerprinting. Very important to Firefox privacy. A direct workaround for bugzil.la/86324613 users -
Un bloqueur de publicité équitable. Préservez le web gratuit en choisissant sur quels sites vous bloquez la publicité.3 users
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