Decidedly a mixed bag. Has no effect on most animated ads, but does block distracting autoplay videos on some news sites that would otherwise be unreadable. Tends to blank out navigation icons on some sites. Probably there is a way to tweak it so it doesn't do that. Still, a unique and greatly appreciated tool.

Can't add exceptions to localhost, with a specific port. Would be great to have those exceptions for development purposes.

In my experience, this is the best image and video blocker for both mobile and desktop

Thank you for the helpful extension.
1. I found a bug when reading https://asia.nikkei.com/ where the text of the images keeps shaking.
2. I think of new feature to reset the ON/OFF setting every time browser is restarted.

Please add block images in a Reader View (F9).

Great extension.
Would be awesome if it had an option to check or uncheck all at once rather than selecting one at a time.

Unfortunately, this add-on doesn't work on wired.com video.

The concept is a great one, unwanted video is EVERYWHERE these days and now with HTML5 it's no longer coming from an add-on that can be disabled (either in settings or with an extension). The web is painfully noisy, bandwidth wasting, and irritating without something like this. Unfortunately, this one doesn't always get the job done, and I have to resort to the Toggle Javascript Web Extension add-on, to blacklist sites (right-click on toolbar icon in Firefox 60 or newer) that work despite Image Video Block being enabled.

Works stop loading most images.

For AOL, just choosing flash or video won't stop video autoplay. Must also choose media, and it worked.

Please add the option to disable the context menu.

works great. 1 suggestion - as an option, prevent access to the settings with a password.

The icon is hardly visible with some themes. Otherwise it functions as intended.

hi ,i tested again ,sorry it can block from downloading but not completely ,
i changed to 4 starts, add option from icon to on-off blocking

It does what it says it does, and it does it well. The only thing I'd like changed is for the button in the window bar to open a menu that allows us to quickly adjust settings, instead of taking us to the add-on manager where we have to then also scroll further down.