Useless vibecoded slop by a disingenuous greedy "developer".

TL;DR: This extension is a scam. It does almost nothing unless you pay for premium, and even then it's all things that other addons do free. Use "yesterday for reddit" instead.

Details:

- The vast majority of free features are extremely simple and do very little. Most either hide some component of the site or add a pointless button somewhere.

- One example: The "EZ collapse button" to collapse comment threads. This adds an ASCII "button" to each comment header (like this: [--] ). Reddit comments can already be collapsed just by tapping anywhere on the header, the button is *fake* and doesn't do anything.

- The few useful features are paywalled behind a premium membership and its all things other addons have for free. Examples: dark mode, auto-redirecting to old reddit, filtering out certain subs/sites/words.

- One paywalled feature is "color blind friendly comments". Yep, they actually paywalled an accessibility feature.

- The premium costs ~$5 and gives you a key with a 3 activation limit. That's right, this addon has *DRM*

- All this is indicative of an unskilled "developer" trying to profit off doing even less than the bare minimum, do not support them.

- Bottom line: Do not use this. There are several other reddit addons that consolidate and implement all these features better and for free. (I recommend "yesterday for reddit")

Installed this 30 minutes ago, instantly noticed how much faster and usable Reddit has become, before this using the old version was almost a necessity

it isnt working on android s23u

Excellent add-on! But there is a problem with the Reddit translation function - this add-on removes the “?tl=[language code]” parameter at the end of the link regardless of the "Stop Auto-Translation (Prevents Reddit from auto-translating posts)" option.

The code has to be the following:
e.stopAutoTranslation && window.location.href.includes("?rdt=") && canRedirectSafely() && window.location.replace(window.location.href.split("?")[0]),
e.stopAutoTranslation && window.location.href.includes("?tl=") && canRedirectSafely() && window.location.replace(window.location.href.split("?")[0]),

Not like at the moment:
e.stopAutoTranslation && window.location.href.includes("?rdt=") && canRedirectSafely() && window.location.replace(window.location.href.split("?")[0]),
window.location.href.includes("?tl=") && canRedirectSafely() && window.location.replace(window.location.href.split("?")[0]),

For anyone who finds themselves regularly on reddit, this is just a huge time saver as well as quality of life improver - highly recommended!

Isn't removing any of my muted subs or keywords from all or popular. So it doesn't do anything at all?

Perfect!

Great job, I loved it, I'd like to use the premium version :(

This extension needs more exposure for sure, a great addition to Firefox Android if you use Reddit at all on your phone. The premise of the extension makes perfect sense, after Reddit killed third party apps, it makes a lot of sense just to edit the HTML of the reddit website itself. You can absolutely retire the Reddit app and just use this extension. One less app on your phone, and you'll genuinely have a better time browsing Reddit this way. It does have a couple features paywalled, but fortunately nothing I would want. I haven't encountered any problems with it, easy five stars for me.

Awesome. A must have.