Wasn't working for me, needed to reinstall it to get it working.
After reinstalling, it works like a dream!!
Especially since Firefox implemented support for scrolling to text fragments in 131.0.
This extension has enabled me to work efficiently with other people using Chrome. Thank you so much!

Seems buggy. "copy link to text" works fine but actual scroll to+highlight text only works sporadically. Never works at all without refresh/new tab. Eagerly waiting for Mozilla to just make this part of the browser core.

Doesn't work

Doesn't work on large websites.

Excellent add-on. Works for me in Firefox 123.0.

Doesn't seem to work consistently in Firefox 132. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't copy anything.

Doesn't seem to work at all on 122.0.1 (64-bit Ubuntu Snap)

It works and it works well, my teacher was very impressed that I was able to make a link to some text and it helped me pass my essay. Thanks!

It was one of my favorite add-ons,
unfortunately, it does not seem to work with Firefox 116. Possibly it has to do with Firefox not supporting links to text?

Does not work properly on firefox 112.0.2

Does not appear to work with Firefox Browser 88.0 (64-bit) Linux Mint 18.3 Cinnamon 64 bit.

Fairly useless until this is fixed as reported by other commenter(s):
> after install I have to use "Copy Link to Selected Text" in context menu once to give it the permissions (why doesn't it request them directly on install?). And then also after every Firefox restart use that feature (even though permissions are granted already).

It works as expected. Note that the add-on includes two functions: generating the link, and highlighting the text when open a link. The latter requires an optional add-on permission! That permission was made optional because it’s very sensitive (you don’t want a random add-on to access ALL websites).

Works perfectly

Works, it just literally takes about 30 seconds for it to jump to the right section while using Firefox.

But if I past the link into Chrome, it jumps to it immediately.

Not sure who's fault this is, but either way, it's annoying.

Works great in Firefox 93.0 (64-bit). Thanks for a superb add-on.