NMRT and general Reddit Masstaggers used to work rather well but Reddit has been extremely stingy about accessing data through the API and running this extension now causes you to get rate-limited pretty easily sadly, and when you do get rate limited, you can't even access the site for a while.

I suppose this is where I stop using NMRT unfortunately.

I've used this add-on for a few years now. It works reliably and am unsure why there are so many 1-star reviews. I waited a long while to review this in case any issues arose, but none ever did. I'm leaving a 5-star rating and am very comfortable that that's an accurate rating.

Fantastic, simple, and useful addon.

It's a decent extension, but I would appreciate an "inverted" mode with white text on a black background. Right now it isn't really possible to read the tags when using Dark Reader's "dynamic" mode on old.reddit.com.

Great useful plugin but it would be nice if it was a bit more customisable. I have old reddit turned on in my account settings and mainly browse old reddit from www.reddit but I'm unable to enable on any reddit subdomain but old.reddit. It would be nice if there was an additional subdomain field in the settings where you could try and turn it on.

Didn't work at all and has very few options to solve why it isn't working. Even if it did work, the lack of options for customizing tags is another issue.

final review was that downloading this extension was a big waste of time.

Great add-on. Re the 1-star reviews, trust redditors to get offended that an add-on doesn't push an ideology.

Great addon. Does exactly what it says it does and it's completely open source so I know that it doesn't infringe any of my data or rights.

The other addon is closed source liberal trash that hilariously was taken down from Firefox for violating ToS and the Chrome version doesn't even work any more.

And now a message to the clowns 1-starring this addon despite being forced to use another tagging method because their original one no longer works and was removed for obvious reasons.

"Hey clowns! This addon does EXACTLY what your old one does (but better) if you set it up the same way, plus it doesn't harm your privacy. Be happy that it exists and is actually regularly maintained unlike the other one which the guy literally asked for up to $500 to keep it running."

Mothrakk add a donation link on your Github so I can buy you a beer.

If it wasn't for people trying to monopolize tagging on Reddit, this addon wouldn't exist.

The original closed source addon is a plague that has caused serious real world drama. It's sad that users of the other addon have actually resorted to leaving baseless one-star reviews and attacking this addon simply for existing. If that doesn't show how toxic and bigoted those people are, then I don't know what does.

Easily the best addon ever made for Reddit. You're doing god's work mate.

really cool add-on but i wish we there was more personalisation like if i want to identify other fellow r/politicalcompassmemes users or other stuff like that :)

All the one star reviews are from baised, prejudiced people using another tagging add-on and are now mad that everyone now finally has a fair alternative that allows people true freedom of choice in identifying redditor habits.

It's sad that people will 1-star this but in the end it helps reinforce why this add-on was created. Which was to create a fairer and more personalised way to engage with people on reddit. The fact that people using the other add-on will mass 1-star this, shows how toxic, aggressive and prejudicial users are of the other add-on (honestly the other one should be banned).

People who use other taggers would have you believe that they need something like this to avoid drama. Not realising that a truly neutral version prevents arguments and abuse from EVERY side of the equation instead of giving an unfair advantage to other people. If the other add-on didn't exist, this one wouldn't either. It's only because people weaponized tagging that a truly neutral alternative had to be made.

Not all subreddits listed in the other version are 'evil' the same as not all members in those subreddits are 'evil' either. This add-on avoids a lot of unncessary drama and finger pointing as ultimately only ONE person decides on the other add-on what tags are added and what are removed (nothing is ever removed). With this add-on people truly have personal way to ignore/filter comments and threads by people in subreddits that Reddit refuses to do anything about.

I only wish that the people who used the original would see that this is a step in the right direction. Keeping the original close sourced and unable to be modified only harms their cause.

Thanks for making this add-on. I truly hope you keep it updated and I hope to see a Chrome version in the future!

Works pretty well. Only seems to take effect on old reddit.

Wonder why you were compelled to make it "neutral?"