Whew, I expected to find a backlash here.

It’s never easy for users to accept when a product moves to a paid business model after being free for a long time. We’ve seen this before with the Reddit API, Twitter API, or YouTube introducing Premium. In the end, developers are free to take that step, and I think it’s unfair to leave negative reviews just because of that change alone (especially from those who never gave a positive one when everything worked alright which - to be fair - includes me as well).

That said, I would have appreciated clearer communication beforehand, and maybe a discount for existing users as a small thank-you for their loyalty. Still, this is ultimately the developers’ decision to make.

Personally, I’m not a fan of subscriptions. Right now, I’m still weighing whether to go for the lifetime option or to look for an alternative. But I genuinely value that a one-time lifetime payment is an option at all, it’s something you rarely even get to choose these days.

The extension itself has always worked flawlessly for me, both on PC and on Firefox for Android. Sites that weren’t supported were usually added quickly after reporting, which shows real commitment from the team. And considering work that goes into developing and maintaining it, the pricing feels fair to me.

No matter if I will decide to pay or not, I hope the developers manage to rebuild trust with their userbase and appreciate their work. At the end of the day - when we're ignoring the fact it has been free before - this is a solid extension at a fair pricing model, despite the shift to a paid model having tarnished our feelings towards it.

I has been great, but there's currently a conflict with DuckDuckGo. I either have to find a new search engine, or uninstall this extension until the conflict is cleared up. :(

Update: Fix is working perfectly, thank you Francisco.

Needed more cookies options to enable content profile and so on

Works pretty well, and the few sites it doesn't, one can easily submit a report from the extension IIRC. Donate a coffee to the developer peeps. Their time is worth something. :-)

Functionality wise it works well and simple. But it made some websites terribly slow such as amazon.de, willhaben.at. I hope this gets fixed. For now I am uninstalling as the slowdown is a dealbreaker.

There are 2 things keeping this from 5 stars. One is that I constantly have to log back in to it, instead of it holding my log in for a certain time frame. 2nd is that it can sometimes be slow with disposing of the cookie popup windows. Other than, it's a great extension.

Useful addon, besides saving time accepting cookies, it allows to Waterfox Classic (FF56) to skip unresponsive cookies prompts. Some pages seems to require a 2nd refresh.

Very interesting. It works on several site I have tested, except on Google (with any tld) and youtube.com. Could you make this extension to work on these 2 sites?