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Metric	imgur Uploader	Old Reddit Redirect
User count	10,000	100,000
Average rating	3.74	4.70
Rating count	151	328
Last updated	2022-06-22	2026-06-25
Size	0.02 MB	0.03 MB
Version	2.4.1	2.2.0

Short description	Right-click upload images and screenshots anonymously or to your imgur account with imgur Uploader, a lightweight and secure Chrome extension.	Old Reddit Redirect forces reddit.com links to load the old Reddit design. Removes cookie banners and improves navigation. Works in incognito.
Full summary	imgur Uploader is a lightweight Chrome extension that enables users to quickly upload images and screenshots to imgur with a simple right-click. Whether you want to upload anonymously or link to your imgur account, this extension offers a straightforward and secure way to share images without extra bloat. It supports direct uploads to imgur albums, clipboard copying without opening images, and works flawlessly across various zoom levels and high DPI displays. Designed as a streamlined alternative to the original imgur extension, imgur Uploader is regularly updated with bug fixes and enhanced compatibility, including a migration to Manifest V3 and relaxed permission requirements. Its public domain codebase ensures transparency and security, making it a reliable tool for seamless image sharing.	Old Reddit Redirect is a Chrome extension that ensures you always access the classic Reddit layout by redirecting all reddit.com links to old.reddit.com. This works seamlessly whether you're logged in, logged out, or browsing in incognito mode, unlike the native Reddit setting that only applies per account. In addition to redirecting, the extension removes the persistent cookie banner, prevents raw image URLs from rendering as HTML, and rewrites gallery links to the traditional old Reddit comments page. Open source and free, Old Reddit Redirect enhances the Reddit browsing experience for users who prefer the classic interface over the redesign.