it requires you to have your own backend with a data compression server running on it. A SERVER. Like, you have to write your own backend for this extension to work. That's hilarious - if i was going to write my own image compression backend, why would i pair it with an extension made by some russian guy?

Works very well. Alternative compression service in PHP is available on github, search "php_bandwidth_hero_proxy".

doesn't work right away , needs a lot of setting up .

A life saver for those who are on limited bandwidth. Also I don't understand why some are whining in the reviews down below. Like what do they expect? Running a compression server costs money. Some people expect everything to be given for free.

Also, there are many ways to deploy your own compression service for free on the internet. All you gotta do is look for them. ;)

Doesnt work anymore and the web blocked by ISP

Still works for me :)

It doesn't even work. It's now telling you to do the whole thing by yourself. Completely and utterly useless add on unless you're a tech-person which is not 90% of the people who use computers.

Heroku is ending their free services? What can we do now? https://hello.heroku.com/webmail/36622/1159328118/183dfe22871563826c4d576173f5963b7073c1fb372620eaf74453a785c4e681

This is really good, yes they don't have their main server anymore, but you can create your own server since it is open source

This might have been a helpful add-on once, but these days the server to compress the images is no longer running, making the add-on useless for most potential users.

Not working any more
Plz update it.

Great add-on I recommend it to all

No colour option?

This add-on, Ver. 2.1.4, stopped working over a month ago with no response from the developers.

Doesn't work with Firefox 86.0

very useful and effective. It said to have saved 171 MB for me in half a day. I am loving it. Thanks.

That's a good feature. I hope it can be used with the latest firefox for android.

thanks for this awesome extension!