-An excellent tool, a great extension the only criticism I have to make to it is its hunger for processing the application that ends up leaving us limited to some items.

This add-on is very useful for privacy. It's open-source and easy-to-use.

That said, it doesn't function at all if Firefox is set not to store any cookies or DOM storage (please fix!); it simply displays an inactive puzzle piece. Also, it could be improved with a 'block everything by default' option for those who want to do so.

Other than that, it's a wonderful add-on that is well-worth installing.

Great Add-on. thanks.
Does "Disconnect" do "Disconnect for Facebook" job? (I know "Disconnect" do much more, but this particular job)
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/facebook-disconnect/

I'm using Firefox nighty 72 64 bit on my Windows10 1903 laptop. And the add-on is not showing up anywhere like it use to.

I'm using Firefox nighty 71 64 bit on my Windows10 1903 laptop. And the add-on is not showing up anywhere.

But I wish that you could pick if you could use content requset with out having to reloading the page. Becuase having the choice to use content requset without having to reload the page I like. Because I have been to websites ware content request did no break the page.

Thanks for this add-on. Still giving some sort of problems, but it works what it's made for..

The latest version works fine with Creator and FF53 -- except when I forget to untick "clear cookies" when clearing my history during a session. Then it's time to re-boot Firefox. I have tried several alternatives to WOT, and Disconnect is the best I have found so far. It plays well with uBlockOrigin. A very nice add-on, thanks for the work!

Oh, and don't' forget to run an un-Sandboxied sessions if you want your settings to stick....

I've had considerable problems getting Disconnect to "stick." During a session, the green "dashboard" would be replaced wiht a minimal list that was not responsive. I could re-activate with a "disable/enable" sequence in the add-on manager, but that was really clumsy as well as being subject to random failure again. After some research, I discovered that, when clearing history (which I do a lot; nervous twitch, I guess), THAT was enough to cripple Discovery. Still further trial/error indicates that unticking the "cookies" box fixed my problem. So: short answer: don't mess with the cookies. Who knew? This is a good add-on, and worth the trouble. Thanks!

Older version 3.15.3.1 is stable with Firefox 53.0 and icon displays "D" functionality correctly. Icon reverts to generic green blob and functionality disappears with most current 5.18.21 update (Firefox 53.0, WIndows 7).