Update:
Turns out that changing the "Visited Post: Text Colour" setting doesn't work for me for some reason...

After an hour or so of messing around with various things, I had the bright idea to see what my LTSC version of Firefox thought, and it worked fine on there; yet another half-an-hour later, and it turns out (as it always does) to be the last modified setting on the list that's causing the issue...

Setting "Productivity > Comments > Default Comments Sort Option" to "On" overrides ALL attempts to change the visited link colour — even via the "Visited Post: Text Colour".

Now that I've found the culprit, my AuDHD can rest easy again; thanks for inspiring me to have another delve into the issue!


Original Review:
It's great at what it does (and there's a hell of a lot of useful stuff in there) but I've had to stop using it because it hijacks the visited hyperlink colour (both unvisited and visited links are the same) and I can't see at a glance which links I've already clicked on while this is active...

It's a shame because it does so much, but all that is largely moot when it breaks a fundamental part of using Reddit in the first place.

I wonder if it's possible to add a "search only under this subreddit"
reddit has been making the search almost impossible to use recently...

this might be too much of an ask for the dev, but is there any way to possibly disable the ability to view comments in their entirety? sometimes i want to browse subreddits while i'm doing something mundane like eating but i end up going down a long rabbithole by getting distracted by the comments. awesome extension otherwise!

It looks like the latest update (3.0.0 on April 18) made all of the comment text in Reddit posts super tiny. Disabling the extension makes the text go back to normal. Not sure what happened. Otherwise the extension has been great!

Really great add-on, I don't know the situation in which you are developing this add-on in (financially and whatnot). But it could be great if the updates are a little more frequent, reddit is updating quickly and some great features of Reddit Enhancer stop working.

For me, this one extension genuinely makes reddit not feel frustratingly grating to navigate. I even feel a little more at home with it, as the UI feels more like the website I knew rather than whatever it is now. Joelacus, you should be designing the default UI. Thank you so much for your work.

Perfect. ...eh wait. An option to loop videos would be acceptable I guess. Then, it would be perfect ;)

edit: The option to "Always show post and comment option" displays fine, but doesn't work. The buttons don't display their option. :/

This addon would have been awesome, but everything on reddit is SOOOO laggy now. Its like clicking anything has a 1 second delay. Or even just hovering over links/buttons, there's a 1 second delay before it gets highlighted

It's working fine but the media settings are working differently, especially images one
Scale post to fit image size, and after the update all images related features has become worse

And it will be better if you can add feature for disabling autoplaying gifs,

Replying to your comments reddit autoplay only stop native content not the redgif one,

this is the only addon I've found that lets me remove the Popular and All buttons, as well as remove the "trending now" section of the search bar. Great stuff, super customizable.

Thank you! I just wanted to filter out posts by keyword which has been more difficult than you think till now.

Edit: Seems like it fixed itself. Works as intended now, no idea what made it crash before.

Was working really well before this last update but now it causes Reddit to freeze for 5-10 seconds every time a new page loads.

Hiding comment karma is broken. It either stops working when more comments are loaded, or doesn't hide any of them at all.

Nice Add-on!

I'm wondering, would it be possible to get a feature, where a ban/mute button would add the subreddit to user's list of Muted Communities? The button would be next to the Join button.