One of the best add-ons out there. Couldn't live without it. Worth a monthly fee.

Would love to see this add-on get implemented on Android one day. Browsing on Android in the EU is a drag these days. It's nearly impossible and definitely frustrating like hell.

For people like me, who really can't live without this add-on:

* Brave browser for Android has an option to filter obtrusive cookies, but it's not on by default. You have to turn it on manually. But it's nowhere near as great as "I don't care about cookies".

* Kiwi browser for Android allows you to install chrome extensions.

Five stars.

Why the last version of FF (80 and more) for Android doesn't support this extension?
It's really a sh** all these cookies notification on a little screen!

Das beste was ich in letzter Zeit beim browsen erlebt habe. Einfach genial !

Unlike Chrome, there is no option to report a cookie warning in Firefox for some reason. The add-on is nowhere to be found in the context menu or the add-on menu/list. EDIT: Thank you for your reply, your advice didn't help unfortunately. I removed and re-installed the add-on and it's the same.

Ich finde es super, aber: Bei Firefox alles Top! Mit Firefox Browser NICHT! Es geht nicht unter dem Firefox Browser!!
Bitte bitte......

I think it's great, but: Everything is great with Firefox! NOT with Firefox browser! It does not work under the Firefox browser!
Please please......

Working fine now, with Firefox 81.0!

breaks layout of like half of the pages I visit, uninstalled

Very good, does its job very well. I have used it now for a long time and I am very happy. Just a small dissatisfaction concerning the google webpage lately: Since a few weeks or so, the google warning is loaded for a few seconds, then it vanishes. Could this be due to a technical change on the google webpage ... ? Apart from this minor issue, my experience with the add-on is very good. Browsing on the web feels *much* more convenient.

Works fine but injects random text into the html tag and doesn't explain why. Not suggesting this is malware, probably for some type of cookiewall, but I would like to see this explained somewhere and not have my DOM messed with.

-edit- Can't reply as far as I know. It definitely is this extension. Check common.js and common8.js.

It is one of the best extension for Firefox. But now it is not working with the new Firefox (August 2020).