First: This plugin has been extremely useful to me, especially as a desktop Linux & Steam Deck user who loves being able to see the ProtonDB status of any game immediately while browsing Steam. Plus, the highlighting features and the instant price summaries are great. It genuinely makes looking through the store a better experience.

However, I'm very disappointed to see something like VaporLens embedded and activated by default in an otherwise great plugin. I get enough "AI" garbage everywhere else on the Internet now, and I'm honestly sick of it at this point. As far as I'm concerned, something like that should be opt-in, not opt-out.

Most of the functionality in this addon is quite good. But force-enabling AI slop through VaporLens made me switch to an alternative.

I enjoyed using it until I saw the popup about VaporLens. I don't think the benefits of VaporLens's review summaries outweigh the cons of using - and by extension normalizing - AI, so I'm uninstalling this addon. I'll reinstall it if VaporLens is removed.

Breaks my userscripts that add custom links, and also has broken STEAM IDs that it displays. No way to prevent it from touching community pages like profiles. Please correct this.

Devs: There is no public STEAM_1:x:xxxxxx ids. STEAM_1 is not for users, check the documentation. Users are all STEAM_0:0:xxxxx or STEAM_0:1:xxxxxx depending on whether their 64bit steamid (aka their profile ID) falls on an even or odd number. Yes, these IDs are obsolete. But there are still legacy games that depend on them.