[buzzert]

A majority of these extensions just seem to be ways to deal with shitty JavaScript. IMO, NoScript is really the only one you need.

[asdff]

NoScript gets old fast when websites are breaking left and right.

[smilliken]

One websites I use often, it's no hassle because the appropriate scripts are already enabled by domain. On websites I haven't been to before, it's less hassle to take the whitelist approach with than deal with random parasites.