I very much appreciate that the developer is getting paid, however I will not touch anything Avast put their hands on.

A real shame about the Avast acquisition, time to try Consent-O-Matic instead.

Belongs to Avast now! Hands off!

Ok, i'll now have to care about cookies (not thanks avast)...
I just discovered Consent-O-Matic thanks to others comment, i'll switch to it.

This extension is now on the dark side of the force (Avast). I unistalled it.

Good bye! (moved to uBlock origin EasyList Cookie)

Jo Aufgekauft von avast?Aus diesm Grund Entfernt Und am liebsten nur 0 Sterne Vergeben!

inacceptable that it was sold to untrustworthy avast. will delete.

Fake, moving on to Consent-o-matic

Sold to AVAST, moving on to Consent-o-matic

Bin vom Entwickler sehr enttäuscht. Auch ich hatte das Addon einst unterstützt. AVAST??? Geht überhaupt nicht. :(((((

avast owns it now. auto uninstall

Avast buys out another useful plugin, in order to collect data and modify the work behind the scenes. Plenty of projects have died from their touch, and the last thing I want is for ANOTHER one of their data harvesting tools to be on my PC. Disabled auto-updates, and I'll be sure to purge it if they try anything funny.

avast now owns it, uninstalled.

Avast destroys yet another product! Uninstalled...

Just because the add-on "still works" doesn't mean it deserves a 5-star rating. Given Avast's notorious history of selling user data, as well as its "free" antivirus aggressively upselling premium services, I would say it is important to warn new users about what they're getting into. Avast does not have our privacy, security, or best interest at heart. Most likely, IDCAC will become a sneaky harvester of browsing data at worst, and an advertisement for Avast products at best. Is it worth the risk? Considering that open source alternatives exist, and it's just as well to add the filterlist to your favorite adblocker, I'd say, no.

Sold to Avast who doesn't care about your data at all.

Everyone says that I should remove this cause a trash company bought it. Big sad

It pulls my browser out of full screen video to beg for money, any addons that generate popups unprompted should be banned from the store

This extension has been bought by Avast, who has a previous history of collecting and selling user data to large corporations for profit, as well as having adware. The developer of this addon has sold out, and this addon cannot be trusted anymore if you value your privacy. Use something else!