Mulling cancelling SetApp. Is CleanMyMac worth it?

[bowline]

Here’s a portion I listed in another thread:

What is Your Favorite App ... Ever

I use them all regularly. Here’s A-J of what’s currently turned on (I have a lot more installed but not turned on until I need them, like Full Page Screen Capture, or dotEPUB, which turns a webpage into an ebook): 1Password Allow Right Click: Re-enable the possibility to use the context menu on sites that overrides it. Allow Copy: Allow Copy will re-enable select, copy, paste and right click in any webpage, overriding site settings BehindTheOverlay: One click to close any overlay on any webs…

Here’s just a list of privacy-related extensions:

Alternative to 1Blocker for Mac

No iPad currently. When I need to access bookmarks/tabs I’ll use Safari or Chrome (which sync between Mac and iOS). Brave doesn’t sync yet, I don’t think, but it’s coming. On Chrome I use the following privacy plugins (all or most work in Brave as well): Nano Adblocker Nano Defender AdNauseam Decentraleyes Personal Blocklist (by Google) PixelBlock (Gmail tracking blocker) Privacy Possum Video Adblocker for Youtube™ There’s some overlap (like Pixelblock and Privacy Possum).

And I mention another couple here:

Which is your primary browser on the Mac?

The Chromium fork browsers rip out Google ad-tracking, and Chromium is the de facto supported browser as a result, used by everything now from Brave to Microsoft Edge to Vivaldi to Opera and Epic and more. And Chrome plugins, useable on Chromium browsers, offer such a huge variety of useful extensions that it’s tough to discount them. I think that out of the box Firefox, Epic and Brave offer the best privacy controls as they have built-in ad-blocking, but the depth and variety of privacy extensi…