Fails to automatically block too many popups. Many websites now blow up if they detect popup blocking. "Unobstrusive notifications" are a distracting obtrusion.

It works but takes it's time removing the pop-ups.

I'm confused do I need additional Popup blocker bcz Firefox has built in Popup blocker.

It's okay - but does not seem to do as good a job as my previous pop-up blocker did. Sadly, Firefox no longer allows that one to be used.

Not that good! It blocks most nasty popups that open a new window, but fails for those that open a new tab.

Best pop-up blocker I've ever used, but lately I noticed that it causes JavaScript issues on some sites

After a very long time of having this addon installed, I finally figured out it was the cause for google search results freezing up.

Whenever I would search something in google, and click a picture in the results, the whole page would freeze and after a few seconds I get that yellow alert bar "A web page is slowing down your browser. What would you like to do? [Stop It] [Wait]". Today I got fed up with having to deal with that, so I turned off 1 addon at a time to figure out which one was causing it, which is this one of course.

So much for your tagline "Browse without interference on all sites."

other than that works perfectly

Blocks nicely those pop-ups. It even recognizes pop unders - but it needs a bit more work on that.

When some pop unders open (like Mellow Ads), it won't open a new tab, but it will try to open the ad on the current tab. If that's fixed, we'll go full 5 stars.

It also blocks InoReader's content-area.

I have had to send a lot of pop-ups to the developers. I turned of notifications but it continued anyway. Better though than the pop-up blocker inside FireFox

Blocks too many useful things and am forced to disable the add-on completely.

Hi, an xpi with rdf file for compatibility with ff v44 up to 47 would be nice

It works extremely well, no doubt about it. And it’s simple to use. But somehow what the developer states about privacy doesn’t make me feel at ease. The privacy policy states that no ‘individually identifiable information’ is collected, but it does collect the user’s IP address and (aggregated) browsing history… In my book an IP address is (by definition) individually identifiable information. So you just have to trust these guys that they won’t abuse this data (or change their policy in the future). So, most of the time I keep the plugin disabled and use it only when needed. And I’m still looking for alternatives.

There is a litle mistake, sometimes blocks menus in some pages, for example:
https://sat.technology/index.php
Click on the menu titled "Download" & "Altro", seems a javascript block...