I had to disable this addon, because it breaks websites too oftenly without any indication of what might be the cause.

In part, it's Firefox's fault for not putting the name of an addon in a javascript file when using the debugger on a website, and running into a addon file.

Mostly though, this addon seems to be unreliable. I don't know why this keeps happening, and I'm not going to assume inherently bad design, but the fact of the matter is that I can't use Firefox in a reliable manner with this addon enabled. The fact that it breaks websites in ways that have seemingly nothing to do with cleaning up a url or two, is unacceptable.

This addon needs to undergo some serious fundamental changes to be (more) reliable. If that day doesn't arrive soon, I might consider totally removing this addon and reporting it for malbehaviour.

Pocket site not working properly when this extension is active.

Great addon! Does what it says

I love it! but breaks urls in gitlab and it doesn't have a whitelist or an exception list to allow gitlab to run OK. Wired because the source is allocated in GitLab! There are other reports similar to this, that pages that doesn't load OK and no way to allow them or skip the cleaning process.

It works well for links on Google searches. However it doesn't work on Facebook as links aren't cleaned.

Nonetheless, 5 starts to this project for its versatility and open source nature.