This works well, but it's missing a few essential features:

1. An icon for the toolbar.
2. A quick ability to turn on/off.
3. Whitelisting and blacklisting modes.

With all of these, it would be a 5 star for sure.

it breaks downloading files from gmail

The Plugin make my browse be detectad as a bot by Instagram. Instagram send a warning message after using it with this addon installed. Please let us choose the site where this addon can be enabled.

Breaks PDF downloads in Google Docs but otherwise works well.

Works well, fixes a longstanding bug with firefox not honoring selections for "always do this with the selected filetype". Thanks! Sad that after 100 versions they still can't get the basics right.

It works on (disabled updates ages ago of firefox) 86 version, only case in which i'm unable to edit its settings that in gmail if I want to download attachements, it doesn't start if you hit the DL. Nothing happens. After I disabled it, the DL started as usual! Thank you for this add-on! Cheers!

Nice addon but it breaks Dropbox downloads! A Whitelist is really needed!

Ну наконец-то оно открывает торрент сразу в уторренте, блеать, как же бесило это промежуточное окошко с предложением о выборе действия, даже когда в настройках указано по умолчанию открывать в уторренте

Perfect type of addon, fixes an oversight in the main browser and just does its job without needing extra work.

Masterpiece. Fixed a longstanding bug in firefox

Since it doesn't allow to download attachments from gmail a whitelist would be nice.

This addon works for most things. But recently I have had issues where I can't download or open attachments in Gmail.

I think that adding a whitelist where I can add domains this addon should ignore would make it even better.

Amazing! Now Firefox will open my torrent files with utorrent instead of always asking me "what do you want to do?"
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Ironic that Mozilla refuses to fix the bug that makes this extension necessary, yet says this extension is a security risk. Which is technically true, and is a bigger security risk than what their refusal to fix the bug is supposedly protecting us from. Note that the extension is not malicious, but does require access to rewrite data on all sites, and developer accounts being taken over or sold has been known to happen. So again, Mozilla, just fix the damn bug.