[Fifth Edit: Author has been EXTEMELY responsive.

Thank you thank you thank you. Old stuff deleted]

Everything seems to be working wonderfully. I am really very happy with this extension.

The only minor hiccup I have having at the moment is the nzb's are not being intercepted for nzbgeek.info.

Other nzbsites seem to be working well (the ones I have access to), but on nzbgeek.info, the downloads don't get intercepted, and, well, get download as files by firefox and don't get sent to nzbget.

I have primarily been using nzbget with nzbDonkey, but am now using sabnzbd as well. I will be doing more testing with sabnzbd in the near future.

In any case, the extension works great and performs so much faster than nzbunity, I really can't say thank you enough. Thank you once again.

I appreciate the time and thoughtfulness required to code an extension such as this. The fact that Firefox and Google extensions work both on Linux and Windows is also a nice benefit, as authors can focus on the platform they use, and cross os platform compatibility seems to be a pleasant side effect of programming for firefox, and apparently chrome extensions as well.

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[ Second Edit: Your extension is MUCH FASTER than nzbunity, and this was what I was after. The only potential change I could see being useful would be to put in a setting so the extension only informs you of a failure, but this is really not much of an issue. The red colour you use on the failure is attention grabbing enough, and I can ignore the other status messages quite easily, and, fortunately, the program doesn't sit there making me wait before I click on the next title. I can click on as many titles as fast as I want, and the extension handles all of this flawlessly. nzbunity used to slow down the loading of my web pages, and I would have to wait for the extension to finish processing the web page so I could click on links, and your extension doesn't have any of this kind of impact on performance or loading of web pages, so really, nzbdonkey does exactly what I need it to do, with alacrity, and without slowing down the browsing of nzb sites. nzbdonkey is really the Cat's Meow, and gets my stamp of approval of being truly "Awesome Sauce"! ]

[Third Edit: On the other hand. On Gnome the notifications from the program pop up right over the browser's tabs, and this often happens at inconvenient times when navigating around between nzbsites and nzbget... Because it actually interferes with functionality of this extension, it would be nice to be able to disable any messages that are not red (which generally means nzbget is not running, so, obviously, the red error warning about communication problem with nzbget and sabnzb are most welcome, but the messages saying that it clipped this and that are problematic in my usage case on Firefox in Gnome on Linux. If I click a large number of nzb's, it can take a little bit for the messages to die down to where I can navigate again. It would be nice to have an option in NzbDonkey to be able to eliminate any non red messages about nzbget grabbing this url or that one. Still, the performance of NzbDonky is way ahead of NzbUnity, so this extension really gets high fives from me from the perspective of performance, and general usability. If you use nzbget or sabnzb, this extension is highly recommended by me.]

[Fourth edit: Well, the author updated the program to even handle the notifications popup nicely with a new option: This is truly the superior addon/extension when it comes to syncing nzb's with programs like sabnzb, and nzbget on Linux and Windows. This is a Rolls Royce, but it handles like a Porsche: Nice, fast, zippy, and really convenient! Really, an exceptional job of coding. Yes, it works with Linux! (And Windows).

In any case, keep up the fine work. You are doing a great job. Thanks ever so much!!!

I am testing this out on Zen browser. It works well sending nzb'd to both SABnzbd 7 NZBGet from my indexers, but when I click on the extension to search via Easynews the pop up shows for a fraction of a second then disappears! Would love to get this to work.

Funktioniert wie erwartet! Und zwar ganz ohne NZBDonkey als separate Anwendung die man noch per ini-datei konfigurieren musste.

Addon installieren, SABnzbd-Server und deren API-Token hinterlegen, Suchmaschine auswählen und das alles per Klick. Wunderbar, Dankeschön Tensai!!

Nur, warum nur gibt es dieses Addon nicht für den Firefox unter Android und warum brauche ich unter Android eine separate App?

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This is genuinely one of the best tools out there for managing NBZ files without all the usual fuss. I suspect those 1-star reviewers were expecting something completely different from what is essentially a straightforward NBZ file manager. What really stands out is that the developer is receptive to constructive criticism and actually provides support when users run into problems.

Definitely worth recommending.

Did not work anymore with 1.0, Since 1.0 the nzb file will be downloaded and not transfered to SABnzbd. Connection works fine, API Key is correct but only download of the nzb file. No debubbing possible, sorry this update failed

Nutze es in Verbindung mit SABnzbd, funzt prima, danke dafür

Nach jedem Neustart von Firefox wird die NZBDonkey Einstellungsseite aufgerufen, das nervt mich mittlerweile so dermaßen an, muss das sein?!

Ich nutze es sehr heufig in verbindung mit Sabnzbd.
Wirklich Hilfreich

Currently the only NZB Addon that I can get to reliably work with sabnzbd running behind a HTTP basic auth.
The one thing that has me worried is that it's license is listed as X11/MIT with a Github project page that has no actual sourcecode anywhere.
Guess I'll have to set up a clean browser, get the addon and check if it's sending anything home...

Simple to use, but can end up with the incorrect nzbs renamed to what you thought you were getting.

Richtig gutes und praktisches Add-on. Funktioniert bestens, Auch über LAN sehr gut. Super Arbeit! DANKE an die Macher.
Alle die weniger als 5 Sterne gegeben haben wissen gar nicht wofür dieses Add-on gemacht wurde. Dann bleibt nur die Frage warum sie das überhaupt installiert haben...