Have been using it for years on Windows 10 - always worked like a breeze. Am currently migrating to Linux Mint and was upset for a bit that it didn't seem to be working - but I figured out that I need to use two modifiers (Ctrl and Alt are my choices), then release them one at a time after letting go of the mouse button. Why it works this way I can't say, which is true of a lot of things on Linux, but hey, so long as it still functions I'm happy.

Pro : Many usefull options that rock and beat minimalist Linkclump ;)
Cons : some sites using modifier pressed to use it : need a blacklist ;) + no free key modifier like letters (z or L etc...)

Not works in Linux

Does what it says, can't ask for (much) more.

Makes opening a big amount of links fast and easy.

This is an extremely useful extension. It's something I use on a daily basis.

Had major problems with Firefox using massive amounts of RAM, over 10GB - I removed Snap Links and cured the problem instantly.

I do love the addon, but the not working part is getting worse. Yes, putting it up to 120% helps a little, but I dont want to live in 120%, nor should I have to for an addon to work, imo. Been really frustrating trying to get this to work without popping links when I do not want it to, or completely not being able to capture them at all.

Very useful. I use it every day. No problems!

Cannot coexist with mouse gesture add-ons.
Please allow Ctrl+right click and other editing operations.

This handy tool has changed the way I browse the net. Everything is so multi-tasking now, and this just makes it so much simpler. Works flawlessly.

The only reason why I rate this 4 and not 5 is because of my ADHD, I keep forgetting it exists, so if you could allow this addon to be pinned to the toolbar, it would significantly help. Thank you!