Peace and quiet. Thank you! Just wish the extension would have the obvious name: "No Comment".

This plus Ublock Origin plus NoScript equals Usable Internet.

I can't toggle the comments in Twitch. If the extension is enabled, the chat is gone, and toggling the icon changes nothing.

I am no longer depressed, thanks to this.

I love the concept and it does exactly what it says on the tin: block the comments. Except that the 'click to show comments' doesn't work and the only way I had to do that was to uninstall the extension so unfortunately I can't give it more than 2 stars

One of most useful extensions nowadays (for misanthropes like me)

Does not hide anything.

Click install button, comments gone, mood better. What more can I say? Really simple and you can reenable comments with a click of a button too.

Doesn't seem to work with Quora, LessWrong, or Tokyo Otaku Mode, but otherwise seems to work very well.

You don't necessarily need this extension if you have Ublock Origin installed (which features an element picker that can do away with virtually any comment section you come across) but if all you really care about is blocking the comment section universally then this is all you need.

So far, so great! Thank you, I can finally scroll through my recommended sidebar without being subjected to idiotic comments on YouTube. When I bother wasting time to respond, YT deletes my posts while leaving the troll garbage up. It's so much better now.

Simply Love it. Works as advertized.

Farewell, vitriolic, idiotic wasteland. Such a distraction, such a depressing thing to contemplate. I can't believe I didn't install such an add-on YEARS ago.
Finally...

Has its quirks but it might be the best add-on since sliced bread!

This app saves you from imposing of meaningless comments. I think, when I follow journalists or another creators I do not follow random people who write comments which I can't hide. Thanks you, Ricky Romero, for this app.

Simply using the toggle button doesn't work anymore. I don't know what happened, but I have to close my browser for it to change.

Doesn't work on certain web site.

Been telling myself for months I should try avoiding youtube comments, as they're often depressing and infuriating, yet I always just wander into them.

This does exactly what it says it does, and is handy if you're trying to decrease your intake of the landfill of idiocy modern interwebs has become. Re-enabling them is just a click in the top bar away, but it is much nicer not having them there by default...

Some sites like Quora or Youtube have nested comments, so when you hide them all of them disappear. However, when you expand them again, it doesn't seem to expand the part if the person has written a lot of information. On Quora, it's labeled as (more) and on Youtube it's called "read more". You have to manually click on the "read more" or "more" in order to expand the whole comment.