An extension, for US citizens—and them alone, no one else !

“Open-Source Code : Some of our code is available under open-source licenses […]”

Isn’t there a contradiction here: Open-Source Code / Some of !

The “Restrictions” section is getting ridiculous !
“You agree that you won’t attempt to or in fact do the following to the Services […]”

We aren’t committing to anything, since we haven’t signed a contract and earlier in “Software License and Updates” it says you can change the terms whenever you want.
Under European law, reciprocity is mandatory ; here, the “Manhattan detective” approach is : unilateral—you decide everything on your own—which nullifies the contract.

The “Responsibility for Content” section.
I love this : “You agree that you shall bear all risks associated with the use of such info.”

Under European law, this nullifies any contract and any liability. Illegal clauses are deemed unenforceable !

“We have no responsibility to remove content you make public”
Well, yes we do ! In Europe, it’s a legal obligation !

Linked Sites and Services : “We do our best to provide a great service, but we have no obligation to provide support or maintenance for the Services under this agreement.”

Well, yes we do ! In Europe, that’s also a legal obligation !

Termination and Refunds : “We may terminate this agreement and your use at any time, without cause and without notice.”

Well, in Europe …… you know the rest …

There is a section " No Warranty " : run away !

Although under European law, paid services have a warranty obligation.

“We have no responsibility to remove content you make public”
Well, yes we do ! In Europe, it’s a legal obligation !

Linked Sites and Services : “We do our best to provide a great service, but we have no obligation to provide support or maintenance for the Services under this agreement.”

Well, yes we do ! In Europe, that’s also a legal obligation !

Termination and Refunds : “We may terminate this agreement and your use at any time, without cause and without notice.”

Well, in Europe…… you know the rest…

The privacy section is useless ; it’s just window dressing, since they state in the contract that they can change it whenever they want, unilaterally.

As a European politician once said : “Promises are only binding on those who believe in them !”

It is very useful Block the trackers that feed AI-powered attacks. Disconnect stops thousands of hidden trackers across advertising, analytics, social, and fingerprinting, making pages.

very pleased with this little helper

annoying - it opens a popup after installation without the user clicking on anything and without the user requesting to view any page.

it asked to buy a coffee for this thing

Does make anything faster - FF is going slower and slower since installing this!

прям открытие для меня, очень понравилось

Used to work well. Now it crashes most secure logins (e.g.; secure dot verizon dot com /signin) and redirects to a json error page. When attempting to report broken sites, the "Submit" button just says "Invalid URL." There doesn't appear to be any way to inform the developer except by leaving a bad review, as their bug reporting has the same problem.

ublock origin better

this breaks twitter x.com and has done for a long time ... please fix

Used to be great, the add-on is no longer updated for Firefox, last update was on Feb2024, however, it has newer version for Chrome and all Chromium based browsers, such a shame.