Add a new extension to the list and small fixes

[MStankiewiczOfficial]

• Added the RedirectTube extension to the list.
• Added that Privacy Redirect and LibRedirect open FreeTube automatically when you open a link from YouTube.
• Fixed the Privacy Redirect link for Firefox so that it does not open the page in English, but in the browser language (as in the other links).
• In the warning about extensions not working on portable Linux builds, changed the singular to plural.

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I think we should opt for a route that keeps everything organized for the reader

You can use the following extensions to open YouTube links directly in FreeTube:

• Privacy Redirect
• LibRedirect
• RedirectTube

Privacy Redirect and LibRedirect automatically redirect YouTube links to FreeTube. To make them work, you’ll need to enable the relevant option in the advanced settings of each extension.

RedirectTube, on the other hand, doesn’t automatically open YouTube links in FreeTube. Instead, it adds buttons to the toolbar and context menu, which you can click to open videos in FreeTube manually.

• Download Privacy Redirect for ...
• Download LibRedirect for...
• Download RedirectTube for...

[MStankiewiczOfficial]

Good idea. In addition, I can according to issue #138 remove Privacy Redirect from the list. What do you think?

[MStankiewiczOfficial]

I just got another idea that it might be worth changing the names of the browsers for which you want to download to the source from which you are downloading, i.e. for Mozilla Firefox to from Mozilla Add-ons and for Google Chrome to from Chrome Web Store. This matters because extensions, for example, from the Chrome Web Store work not only in Google Chrome, but also on other browsers, such as Microsoft Edge and Opera.

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Good idea. In addition, I can according to issue #138 remove Privacy Redirect from the list. What do you think?

Best to remove it. I forgot that it was a thing i needed to do. The project has been abandoned for a long time now.

I just got another idea that it might be worth changing the names of the browsers for which you want to download to the source from which you are downloading, i.e. for Mozilla Firefox to from Mozilla Add-ons and for Google Chrome to from Chrome Web Store. This matters because extensions, for example, from the Chrome Web Store work not only in Google Chrome, but also on other browsers, such as Microsoft Edge and Opera.

Thats a good point. The only issue i see with this is that those terms may be less recognizable then the actual browser name and therefore will leave people confused

What about something like: Download ... for Chrome/Chromium based browsers

Download ... for FireFox based browsers

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PR LGTM thank you for putting al the work in and creating the extension. I let the others review and approve this as i have co-contributed in this PR