There are three big problems with this extension:

1. "Pie Rewards" uses unlicensed code and filters from uBlock Origin, a very popular adblock for Chrome and Firefox. uBlock is all licensed under GPL, and Pie Rewards violates this. They've pretty much taken a complete free and source-available community product, tweaked it a little bit for Google's Manifest v3 APIs, and published it as a for-profit browser extension. It's illegal, deceptive, and generally smelly.

2. Almost certainly named "Pie" to link it to PiHole, an adblock method for an entire network you can do using a Raspberry Pi. They are entirely unrelated, and this feels deceptive.

3. It's made by the same guy who made the Honey extension, which was bought out by Paypal and used to carry out mass affiliate fraud, screwing both consumers and affiliates alike. This extension being released at a similar time to the Honey exposé is not a good look.

Honey's alternative version of their trojanware. Stay away from this and any paypal affiliated software.

Scam!!

it's all a scam, bud

Same company that us behind honey, a extension that scams users, creators and shops alike.

Same people who made honey. Scammers who poach money from hardworking creators and scam customers.

Scammers , same as honey , made by the same devs

Scam alert ... Same owner as Honey. Add this to the end of yt link KUlUoRXitco for morew info..

You dont get any "rewards". Instead they override your browser cookie and steal affiliate money from small independent creators. Un-installed