It earns a star above the minimum because it is functional, for it intended purpose. It's so aggressive, however, that it destroys user experience and makes utilizing Cloudflare sites near unbearable.

It does get past Cloudflare captchas, which are impassable on some sites due to an infinite loop. However, on any page featuring dynamic elements, multiple frames, or anything else beyond your basic HTML setup it flips out. It constantly reloads the pages for each element (resulting in a jarring, headache-inducing white flash between reloads), using a ticket every time too. It's rare to see this happen less than 3 times on any page to even start, really.

Discus is a prominent example of an element where this will happen. Clicking "show comments" will cause the page to reload another several times, then scrolling down will cause it to constantly reload/reset. Pages with video streaming freakout and oftentimes don't work as a result. You'll see that on the initial load the video player is present, but after several white flashes it'll be gone.

It's become my practice to only enable this for a single purpose; when encountering a page with an impassable catpcha, I enable this add-on, validate it using another Cloudflare site, get to the page I initially wanted/needed to visit, and immediately disable it again.

It'd be much more convenient if Cloudflare offered some means of whitelisting for users. I'm only in this mess because I got stuck with a new router and IP following a technician visit.

This is not a "privacy" pass but "Cloudflare Pass".

Just say "NO" to cloudflare website owners.
You should not input your personal information to cloudflared websites.
You should not trust padlock HTTPS icon because cloudflare website is totally insecure.

Just read this ticket to understand how Cloudflare works and why this add-on is bad.
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/24351

This add-on's developer like to delete negative review like this. Deleting this review = Admitting your crime. Stop it.

Makes using TOR bearable again!

Occasionally I use TOR for a few hours while browsing to to get a feel for how it feels like to browse the web when you're not connected using a (mostly) stable and (mostly) AAA broadband connection. Until this extension arrieved: Terrible! It'd just be CAPTCHA after CAPTCHA, after CAPTCHA… One really doesn't realize how mighty CloudFlare is until one spends some time using TOR :-(

Anyways, while this extension obviously doesn't address Cloudization at all, at least it drastically improves the experience when surfing with TOR! And the was the point from the beginning wasn't it? So thumbs for getting this to work! You've done a great job on this!