The extension's main focus was never the Google Search results, I added the filter as an optional toggle for people who want it, but the main goals, and the "marketed" one, is the ability to disable the translations on the actual pages when you open them.

By clicking on the extension's logo in your browser then clicking on the tickbox with "append google filter"

Hi,

Might be because it requires [declarativeNetRequest] instead of [webRequest + webRequestBlocking] now. But it isn't blocking content anywhere else than reddit, the broader scope is only inherent to the more modern permission, but doesn't affect what it blocks.


The new version is a refactoring using manifest V3 instead of V2 to simplify the codebase + it requires less permissions. You can review the code here : https://github.com/SeidSmatti/redditUntranslate/tree/main/extension

Note that if you prefer the old version you can still go here : https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/reddituntranslate/versions/, navigate to the version you prefer and click on "download file". The code for the older version is on github under the legacy/ directory.