Appears to have been working until just a few days ago.

I've been using the extension with Chrome and Vivaldi. It's been working very well. The quick pauses as the extension does its work are usually so short that I barely notice them. Maybe once per day, I'll see the first full second of an ad.

Accepting ads and keeping them out of the user's way is an elegant solution to the problem. I hope the developers can keep the extension working as intended.

Adblocker that advertises to you and the developer doesn't see the irony in this and decided to cancel support after the next update because not enough people purchased something that they installed specifically to avoid paying for a service; Proving their hesitance to pay was justified due to the lack of guaranteed support in the future.

(By the way, you may want to remove that soon, because it's literally an option that's able to be selected when reporting an add-on to Mozilla: "It contains spam or inserts unwanted advertising Example: Insert ads on webpages"

The use of overlaying a payment window also isn't stated in the add-on description, it simply states that the add on "uses extensionpay.com as a payment processor integrated with Stripe for obtaining a one-time lifetime license after an initial free trial period", no where does this state that the add-on will be overlaying this by force; this violates the "No surprises" Mozilla Add-on Policy which specifies "Users should be able to easily discern what the functionality of your add-on is and should not be presented with unexpected user experiences after installing it." )

slows down the entire browser. Even firefox gives warning; that the extension is slowing down the browser. Very poorly optimized.

If you don't pay, it will stop working soon.

Used to work, but sneakily making it closed source and adding code for payment is sleazy. If you wanted a way for people to thank you, just have a button that takes you to patreon, paypal, or of ko-fi for an optional donation.

Starts asking for money which completely defeats the point.

Slows down Youtube browsing significantly. Worked up until I got a popup asking me to upgrade to the pro version. When I said no, the adblocker "mysteriously" stopped working.

I REALLY wish this wasn't the only method of getting around Youtube's bs.

The initial wait to connect to YouTube is a bit long, but once the site is loaded, it is comfortable. So far, I have not received any messages telling me to disable ad-blocking protection.

Use with FIREFOX, if the operation does not become slow, 5 stars
Good luck! I'm rooting for you.

Rubbish. Didn't work that well before and now he's asking for money? He'll probably take it and bounce. Wouldn't give him a cent.

Btw. you can still watch vids with an ad blocker, just open the video in incognito mode. Don't give scammers your hard earned money.

Just doesn't work anymore and when it did work it was full of bugs.

After the update, a window keeps popping up, asking for payment and saying it has stopped working. It pops up every time I click on a video! It's very annoying.

I'm in a country where YouTube totally sucks at reviewing and blocking scummy ads from posting (usually stock scams and online casino scams.) So I don't mind paying support since it's WAY better than paying YouTube when YouTube does nothing to block illegal ads. Thank you and please keep up the great work for us Firefox users.

Doesn't work anymore. Also says "Ads Blocker for Chrome", but in the title says for FireFox. So yeah, just stopped working, the only contribution now is that it massively slows down YT. I was playing with the thought of actually buying it, but as long as it keeps randomly working, hell no.

Also, seeing the dev responses... yeah, grow up. Trying to lean into every 1 star review... I am almost getting callcenter vibes.

It worked fairly well until it suddenly stopped working. The author of the add-on claims it is not paywalled, but he must have screwed up somewhere else.

Not paying for this, good luck with the trolling