I am really satisfied with this extension on FF 64bits but, surprisingly, the latest update brought a weird bug with image file types only: Malwarebytes browser guard won’t let me save them (using right click on an image then “Save image as”) unless I disable it. In the download pane, it reads “Canceled” under the image filename. And I only mean the action “Save image as” coz when I use right click then “Save link as” when an image file has a download link then it is saved. I checked the extension on chrome (32 and 64bits) and it works OK with “Save image as”. Edit: Bug corrected. 5 stars back!

Awesome addition to your anti-malware arsenal. I thought this type of add-in had been missing from MBytes products. Hope they are going to support it for many years to come like their main product as browsers becoming more of a necessity today. Generally, I'm very glad to use this add-in, and think it's a good start in the right direction. Thank you.

This Firefox extension has a beautiful UI and works as advertised. I've discovered no issues.

It's worth a few clicks to add this to your 2020 browser experience.

edit: and it has a neat statistic menu!

The greatest thing about this addon is sites that block you for adblock plus dont detect this one! I turn abp off and get no difference.

A good addon, my only complaint being that there is no way (correct if wrong) to use scam protection without preemptive blocking (i.e. blocking all .tk and .gg domains (as well as some others) and whitelisting known good ones). Also, I have not been able to whitelist some downloads, specifically those of Zeroshell (a Linux-based router distribution) and have to click through a warning each time, although I can verify these downloads are safe.

Good Guard but just doesn't block youtube ads.

Es muy buena, excelente.

The extension has a lots of false positives, but overall a good ad blocker and overall a good tool to protect against viruses.