I paid the $8 and it worked exactly as I wanted it to. Didn't take very long either, maybe 10 minutes for 12 years of history.

Paid the $8 --> pleased to see it works. Worth it to me.

I really wanted to quit Reddit. I had a very extensive Reddit profile with lots of comments. I wanted to delete my Reddit account and all my posts/comments, but Reddit doesn't offer a solution for this.

For the record, this won't delete more than 50 comments/posts unless you pay for it. That's intended. However, it's a small extension and doesn't do enough to warrant charging anything. You can thanksfully edit the "extpay" module in the extension's folder to say "paid" is true and paidAt is when it was installed and it works fine

I happily paid the $8 and actually found it satisfying to watch it chomp through my reddit history. I'll be deleting my reddit account now that I have removed anything they might find even peripherally valuable. On to Lemmy!

I contacted the developer about the extension not working and he fixed it. It worked perfectly!

Takes a lot of unnecessary finagling to make it work, but it works.

Works, sorta. I went ahead and paid the $8 to not have to build a script from github due to needing API access. Even though it has been paid, it doesn't actually update the extension that I have. So the only workaround for me to delete more than one at a time is to repeatedly open and close private windows and relogin, and then it still only deletes 50 at a time. Makes me wonder if that would have just worked without paying for it...

Edit: Worked great after downloading chrome and using it there.

Paid for this extension, worth every penny. Works great and really easy to use. No issues or glitches.

Paid for the app to delete everything, and it did as advertised. I was a bit impatient, but it does work after a while. Worth the money.

I'm having the same issue. I tried accessing both old reddit and new reddit sites, but the plugin is grayed out with the message "Can't read or change data on this site".

doesnt work, apparently doesnt have permission even though it does