Suite à la mise en ligne de Firefox 58, vous pouvez utiliser l'extension Kimetrak sur le navigateur de Mozilla. De premières évolutions ont été mises en place, d'autres devraient rapidement suivre

ghacks-user.js - An ongoing comprehensive user.js template for configuring and hardening Firefox privacy, security and anti-fingerprinting

my_Mozilla_settings - Mozilla Firefox Thunderbird preferences settings tweaks

Firefox bullshit removal via about:config

L'une des surprises de ce comparatif vient de Firefox qui a retrouvé ses galons de la grande époque. Même s'il n'est pas toujours le plus rapide, il joue désormais dans la cour des navigateurs puissants et ultra-modernes. Difficile, aujourd'hui, de prétendre que l'un est véritablement meilleur que l'autre, mais Firefox a toutefois notre préférence pour sa politique de protection des données des utilisateurs.

Sync your browsers with Nextcloud (WebExtension: Chrome/Firefox/Opera)

Browser extension for Nextcloud Bookmarks

No, it's impossible for the moment to deliver reliable keybinding-extensions. Firefox has no API for it, so all solutions need to work by injecting a script into each website, and grap keys from this context. And that simply sucks and leads to many problems. They are supposed to work on a solutions, but it likely still needs 6+ months.

Besides that, vimium works well enough under perfect conditions, and is quite mature as it is a port from Chrome. Tridactyl is also promising replacement for Vimperator, but still needs time to grow, because they just started some weeks ago.

Save automatically the content in Textarea.

This add-on will save automatically the content in textarea or WYSIWYG editor when user is typing. User can recover the saved texts in the cache panel, even the tab or the window is closed unexpectedly.

If there is any textarea or WYSIWYG editor in the website you are browsing, you would find that there is an icon at the left of reload icon in the navigate bar. That's the trigger you could open Textcarea Cache Lite. if there is no textarea or WYSIWYG editor, it won't appear.

Automatically saves any textarea typed in, and allows the user to view saved textarea content by clicking on a button.

A webextension that saves forms automatically

Websites can ask you to accept several different kinds of communications and updates:

• Desktop notifications - if allowed, the site can send notifications for Firefox to display in the lower corner of your screen until you close the last tab for a site.

• Web push notifications - if allowed, the site can send desktop notifications for Firefox to display in the lower corner of your screen even after the last tab for the site is closed (until you exit Firefox).

• Web push updates - if allowed, the site can send Firefox updates in the background, which presumably is more efficient that forcibly refreshing a page or having a script in the page keep checking for updates. This push feature is NOT a desktop notification, but Firefox may use the notification permission panel, which I hope will be changed in the future since that's a bit confusing.

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All-Site Persistent Disable

There are two different preferences for notifications, a master switch, and one which is specific to background (web push) notifications that can appear after you leave the site which sends them.

(1) In a new tab, type or paste about:config in the address bar and press Enter/Return. Click the button promising to be careful.

(2) In the search box above the list, type or paste webno and pause while the list is filtered

(3) To disable PUSH NOTIFICATIONS, double-click the dom.webnotifications.serviceworker.enabled preference to switch its value from true to false -- sites can still generate desktop notifications while you have a tab open to the site

(4) To disable ALL NOTIFICATIONS, double-click the dom.webnotifications.enabled preference to switch its value from true to false -- this is a master switch, you won't get any desktop notifications from sites

(5) To also disable BACKGROUND UPDATES, double-click the dom.push.enabled preference to switch its value from true to false -- but that may block actually useful services from sites you trust, so I don't recommend it at this point.

Vim Vixen is a Firefox add-on which allows you to navigate with keyboard on the browser. Firefox started to support WebExtensions API and will stop supporting add-ons using legacy APIs from version 57. For this reason, many legacy add-ons do not work on Firefox 57. Vim Vixen is a new choice for Vim users since Vim Vixen uses the WebExtensions API.