Works fantastically well with DocBook, makeinfo, and Publican-based documentation sites (tldp.org, gnu.org https://sourceware.org/publican), as well as mdBook (Rust docs), Sphinx (Python docs), and probably many others.

These documentation systems add 'rel="next"' attributes to their links—if your system doesn't, it's a bug!—and their outputs comprise a sizeable chunk of technical docs that I personally read online. So I'm very happy this extension exists, and does what it says on the tin, with straightforward, auditable JavaScript code.

That is the ENTIRETY of the scope of this extension, parsing 'rel="next"' attributes, at least as currently implemented.

This is *not* the extension you want for web sites that don't properly add the 'rel' attribute to their "next page" links, and leaving one-star ratings won't change that reality. Try "nextpage" by sylecn for a more comprehensive solution.

Works well on the pages it works on, which seem to be those that specify metadata. Doesn't work on pages with only visible ‘next’ links. The extension called ‘nextpage’ covers more pages.

Чего только не перепробовал - не работает (сайт Озон.ру)

Nonfunctional with 61.0.1 -- if it worked, it would be a 5-star extension, and one to which I would donate cash. As it is, though, it's a 1-star waste of time.

A very necessary extension, but unfortunately it does not work on FF 58.0.2
Please correct it! Productivity with it multiplies many times.

Sadly this add-on didn't work for me (FF 57.0.4). I also tested it with FF 52 and Waterfox... and didn't work.

However I am giving 5 stars as an incentive to the author for 3 reasons:

1) To fix the add-on (I need it urgently)

2) To add a option to upload next page automatically (for example when reaching bottom page)

3) To keep the add-on always lightweight

Thank you for the work!