This just made my life so much easier, thanks for posting this. IT Glue recently introduced a bug they have acknowledged where you can no longer hover over large images to see the full size, making half of our documentation illegible unless you want to force open the image in a new tab. This fixes that entirely.
I may as well post my must have extensions while thanking you:
DarkReader - this combined with f.lux on the machine will save your eyesight
SponsorBlock - makes youtube so much more usable, as well as other video sites
CookieNoticeBlocker - Im guessing there is a way to use ublock to achieve similar results, but it blocks those annoying popups for you
Behind the Overlay- useful for sites that use an overlay to hide article content, click the button and it hides any overlays and suddenly the page is there again
UnPayWall - find the full text to scholarly articles
I have some browser profiles for testing out extensions which have broad permissions and I don't really trust them. I don't have them on my main surfing profile for security & privacy reasons. If some of them are malicious, they get very little data.
Kill Sticky, it it lets you kill all sticky elements with a keyboard shortcut (Alt+K on Windows/Linux, Cmd+K on Mac). Super useful for "sign-up to read" types of popups.
Readit News
When you hover your cursor over an image it opens over your cursor and you can enlarge it
Can't live without now
I may as well post my must have extensions while thanking you:
DarkReader - this combined with f.lux on the machine will save your eyesight
SponsorBlock - makes youtube so much more usable, as well as other video sites
CookieNoticeBlocker - Im guessing there is a way to use ublock to achieve similar results, but it blocks those annoying popups for you
Behind the Overlay- useful for sites that use an overlay to hide article content, click the button and it hides any overlays and suddenly the page is there again
UnPayWall - find the full text to scholarly articles
I have some browser profiles for testing out extensions which have broad permissions and I don't really trust them. I don't have them on my main surfing profile for security & privacy reasons. If some of them are malicious, they get very little data.
ReviewMeta (Amazon review analyzer)
Linkclump (Open lots of links at once by drawing a selection box)
Privacy Badger (The EFF's tracker blocker)
Google Docs In Dark (Night mode for Docs)
Hacker News Enhancement Suite (A couple of quality of life tweaks)
SponsorBlock (removes sponsored ads in YT)
Empty New Tab Page (I hate start pages, when I open a new tab I usually just want to start typing in an URL, so blank is an improvement)
Buster: Captcha Solver for Humans (Auto completes CAPTCHAS, doesn't always work but saves a lot of time)