Great add-on. Very useful. The icon is now in the actual address bar unlike the original "Behind the Overlay". Other than that, I really can't tell much difference between the two.

One feature that I wish it did have is the ability to remember sites and ALWAYS remove overlays from a certain site. Some sites nag you constantly and it would be nice if the extension just remembered and blocked those overlays.

Works great on all the sites I came across. Removes the overlay that tells you to disable your adblocker so you can actually read the article.

Was going to use, but you state it needs no special permissions, however, when I go to install it it says it needs "browser tabs access"
The original "Behind the Overlay" which I can still use, requires no special permissions.
Sorry, but I can't trust someones add-on when they say the opposite of the truth.

GOOOD,,,,gooooood goooood,,,,ben ben propos

Super useful at times. Thank you for creating and sharing it!

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Great addon, BUT could the ability to define a shortcut be added? thx

Pointless since it doesn't remember to remove the overlays.

is there any reason that this extension Requires the Permission "Access browser tabs" ?

The original extension Behind The Overlay - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/behind_the_overlay/ which has been updated earlier this year doesn't require this Permission, why is that ?

it says right under "About this extension" that it "Requires no special permissions." but apparently it does.

Kisses.

Is this a gift sent from God ? How did i lived without it ? It's amazing ! :D

I don't think I've ever reviewed an extension, but man, what a find. Thanks so much for making it. I get very sick of closing overlays and finding the little "x" in some corner of it or some light colored "close" link. They get sneakier and sneakier about making you actually read the overlay to find a way to close it. Now when I see one, I know right away I can click on the X in the toolbar and it will disappear. So satisfying.

This is a useful add-on that fixes the overlay annoyance on many websites. I'd rather the button hadn't been moved to the address bar, though; it was fine in the toolbar as it was before.

This extension works well, but it would be better if overlays could be permanently blocked. I'm looking for a replacement of Poper Blocker, the only one that saved our settings and removed the chosen overlays permanently.