Mostly works for what it needs to. It has been a surprisingly long time since this extension was last updated. Would love to see some improvements in the form-filling abilities of the extension and an icon theme with inverted colors for when using the extension in Firefox configured for Dark Mode.

The auto-fill is handy and works most of the time, but the pop-up is completely useless since the content doesn't fit in the window, and there's no way to interact with most of the items. Looks like this add-on has been abandoned.

I bet I'd love using this extenstion if the popup was usable. Got around the initial login step when first using the extension after installation by tabbing my way to the login form. After that, creating a new card and using a saved source is annoying to work with. The experience is not worth the frustration.

I'll consider reinstalling and using this extension when Privacy decides to work on making it possible for users to actually interact with the forms it presents.

In the meantime, I'll stick with using their website or copying and pasting from my iPhone and iPad.

Thought it was great until it allowed a website to make an unauthorized card that bought ~$100 of stuff a week later. Still trying to dispute it but Privacy's support is being incredibly unhelpful. Would not install again and going to get rid of my account as soon as I get a final verdict on the dispute.

I use for business purposes as the business debit card from time to time would be hacked. We would have to get a new card, reset accounts and monitor. With the use of Pay by Privacy.com, all debit card hacks have been eliminated. I like that I can add multiple funding accounts for different aspects of the business. Plus, you can control "budget" for a particular vendor AND most importantly only the vendor can use the card, not a hacker. 5 STARS.

Popop doesn't allow scrolling so you can't even see the login button which makes this useless.

I had an account and it was worked fine up until a couple of days ago. The account was funded by a debit card and I was happy with the risk reward. All of a sudden, all payments through Privacy started being denied. As part of their troubleshooting steps it says to clear the funding source and re-enter it. Ok, doesn’t make sense to me, but I’ll try it. When reentering the exact same debit card, I get a card not supported???  After emailing their customer support, I find out this is an unexpected problem and that I can try funding by a bank account. Ok, great let’s look. One, My bank is not on their “supported” list and 2) They want me to provide my bank username and login to connect???   Really??? What year is this are you kidding me? No way that is ever worth the risk, especially with a new startup. I won’t even give that kind of access to well known companies in the financial sector. Too bad, great idea, had been worth the potential downside. No way in the world the risk calculus works out now.

cross-posted in Apple App Store

Super helpful for keeping credit/debit card info safe online. Connects with the Privacy.com service and keeps various cards organized and accessible in the browser.

Pay by Privacy.com is absolutely necessary in today's online environment. I never use my real cards anywhere now. It has saved me from auto charges countless times. I'm sure one day It will save me from a data breach.

I highly recommend it.

Phenomenal!! ;-) If you like to Protect your credit card numbers, and your money, privacy, and Time, and tick off the cyber criminals all to boot, then you will Absolutely Love This Company! ;-) Thank You so Much "Pay by Privacy," for starting this Wonderful business! Best Ever! ;-)

Seems to work like the website..no differences noticed yet. Saw this service on a fellow Techtuber's site and now have created multiple cards to use at various E-tailors.

Extremely useful, mostly a seamless and bug-free experience. Makes me feel much safer when buying from certain websites, paying parking tickets, etc. Works well on all my browsers.

A backup phone number to get texts for two-factor authentication would be great!