Random Agent Spoofer

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Random Agent Spoofer is a privacy enhancing Firefox addon which aims to hinder browser fingerprinting. It does this by changing the browser/device profile on a timer. Each browser profile has been tailored to match the actual values used by the target browser as much as possible, within the limits set by firefox.

It also supports other privacy enhancing options.

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The addon is no longer being maintained as it uses the legacy addon sdk. It will not be ported to WebExtentions due to certain incompatibilities with the API., so it will stop working with Firefox 57

The add-ons on this list will harden your Firefox installation against security risks and invasions of privacy.
Be sure to also get a secure, anonymous, no logs, leak proof VPN service that is based outside of the [Five Eyes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Eyes) (the US, the UK, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand) and the [Enemies of the Internet](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reporters_Without_Borders#Enemies_of_the_Internet_and_Countries_under_surveillance_lists). You'll find a list of options [here](https://alternativeto.net/list/vpns-for-security-and-privacy-2017).
Are you more of a Chrome/Chromium kind of person? Don't worry, [we got you covered as well](https://alternativeto.net/list/security-and-privacy-enhancing-chrome-extensions).

Security and Privacy Enhancing Firefox Add-ons

Firefox Quantum has been released a few days ago. The new update from Mozilla is one met with excitement from many users, for good reason. Firefox Quantum is extremely fast, gives you a smooth browsing experience, comes with a polished interface, and finally drops https://alternativeto.net/software/yahoo-search/ as the default search engine (Sorry Yahoo, it was time for you to go). There were, however, many users who were frustrated with the new update, as many of the add-ons that made Firefox so useful are no longer supported in the Quantum update. 

  Firefox Quantum uses the new WebExtensions API, while many add-ons use the older API that is no longer supported in the updated version. This comes as a disappointment, especially for power-users who enjoyed Firefox for the powerful add-ons that were created for it, such as https://alternativeto.net/software/firebug/ or https://alternativeto.net/software/flashgot/ . So if you're one of the users that is unhappy about the lack of backwards compatibility, what can you do? 

  First, you can search for an alternative extension. Luckily, Firefox makes this pretty easy. If you go into "Add-Ons" from the Firefox menu, you'll see your current add-ons. If you aren't seeing add-ons that you previously had installed, before the update, then it is likely they aren't supported in the new version. If this is the case, you can find them by clicking "Legacy Extensions" on the left-hand side of the page. You should see something similar to the screenshot below (depending on the add-ons installed, of course):


![Firefox Add-On Settings](https://i.imgur.com/XkGfiWO.png)
  

As you can see, if you have an unsupported legacy add-on installed, Firefox now gives you the ability to "Find a Replacement." Which you can do by clicking the respective button, on the right-hand side of the add-on. From there, you'll be taken to a page where you can browse alternative add-ons for the unsupported legacy add-on. In most cases, for most add-ons, this works well and you are likely to be able to find a suitable replacement for the add-on you were attached to. 

  Second option, you can wait and hope that the developers port the legacy add-on to the new WebExtensions API. Unfortunately, some add-on developers have already announced that they won't be porting to support WebExtensions API, such as https://alternativeto.net/software/firebug/ and https://alternativeto.net/software/selenium-ide/ . Others have announced that updates are in the works, such as https://alternativeto.net/software/lastpass/ and https://alternativeto.net/software/greasemonkey/ , so be sure to check out the website for your favorite add-on to see what the status on an update is.

  Finally, if the above two options don't work for you, you can always find and switch to an alternative web browser. You can check out the possible alternatives to https://alternativeto.net/software/firefox/ . But before you think about making the switch to another browser, you should know that Firefox Quantum is an incredible leap forward for Firefox. The improvements are tremendous, and Mozilla's commitment to ensuring future stability with the browser is clear - you may want to stick around with Firefox.

Here is a list of some of the top add-ons that will *not* be updated and therefore will not work in Firefox Quantum:

Discontinued Legacy Addons for Firefox

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