Works for me in latest version of Firefox

The SSL cert for sabnzbd is invalid by default as it's self-signed. You need to open the site in Firefox first and a security warning will be shown. Add an exception for the site and then add your connection details to NZB Unity and it should work fine.

Finally a replacement for nzbfox. Thank you so much!

Used to love it, but now it won't connect to Sabnzbd, no matter what I try.

"Could not connect to host" - uninstalled

Does not work - it says it can't connect to my SABNZBd

Basically useless when authentication is necessary. The gui is also not the best either. I might switch back to chrome for nzbget-chrome...
REPLY: I think the main missing gui feature (I know it involves more than just the gui) would be to be able to add nzb files straight to my nzbget with a button click. On the Chrome nzb plug-in this makes my life so much easier.

Functionally this add-on is just about there and works well. It mostly needs UX and design improvements.

It's currently the only add-on in this category that works with Firefox 57, so I can't complain too much!

Great functions and easy to use!

Does not work correctly with Firefox 57. It connects to NZBGET, but will not send NZBs from Gingadaddy, Tortuga or 6box

Pretty good. Does everything I ask of it. A few bugs but no problem monitoring or sending NZBs via it yet.

Would like to see a more simplistic icon, perhaps a flat color with a simple down arrow, that scales. The current icon looks squished.

(This was fixed, thanks!) Clicking on the "Open Server" button results in a "File not found" page:

"Firefox can’t find the file at moz-extension://ac581828-6b0b-496a-95d1-a5e69eac25ce/192.168.0.10:6789"

I'm using Firefox 57.0