Fr : Pas assez sélectif. Ne permet pas de supprimer un CSS particulier, une image ennuyeuse, un script java particulier sur un site tout en gardant les autres du même site. Je préfère Rule AdBlocker.
En: Not enough selective. Does not allow you to delete a particular CSS, a boring image, a particular java script on a website while keeping the others from the same website. I prefer Rule AdBlocker.

I agree with the other person. The lack of a blacklist feature is really annoying.

It is not intuitive. And why a whitelist and no a blacklist?

what I was looking for . super easy to block the unwanted requests

Mail.ru побеждён, я вернул старый интерфейс!

definitely needs the ability to specify HTML tags with specific names or IDs, but it's definitely still somewhat useful in its current state.

thx for updating the app and providing us with a whitelist.

Very effective and concise.

It did was it was supposed to. If you want it to block all images, videos, css, etc it will, but if you want to just block select images it won't do that. It's all or nothing.

Can I use hotkeys?

Works great on Firefox Quantum v58.

There are so many ways to embed video and audio that I shouldn't be too upset that HTML Content Blocker doesn't catch them all. Would like to see support for IFRAME tags pointing to a user-supplied list of domains like youtube.com and vimeo.com. Or VIDEO tags that appear inside IFRAME tags. I may have also seen a video added as a DIV style="src:xxx".

The current UI seems a bit gaudy and I wish it could occupy less space, like a simple menu. It can also be difficult to see at a glance which options are enabled, as IMHO the icon shading is a bit too subtle. But these are fairly minor complaints.

HTML Content Blocker makes a valiant attempt and works most of the time.

image/video/css/js blocker with a dead-simple interface, great for use with low bandwidth internet connections!

No toolbar button, make it compatible with Firefox on all platforms and then maybe it'll be worth something.

It appears to be corrupt the Firefox says.