This add-on should be implemented in Firefox itself. Actually in all browsers.

One of the best extension ever

:o
amazing!

That is a next level of privacy management for advanced users

All things running under your nose are presented in tabular form and you can forbid/allow them just by clicking on columns/rows/cells.

Also, block hyperlink auditing, Regularly cache cleaning, Lists Subscription, Custom Lists, Import/Export settings and more...

be sure to watch a tutorial on how to use it otherwise some commonly used websites like facebook and youtube will become crippled
(here are two I found useful:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVozpo3zUBk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEynFMmmMJo)

idk wtf just happened but all all rules i had set on umatrix for months... are gone. I closed the browser, reopened the browser, and they're gone. The browser is up to date. The addon is also up to date. F**** i have no idea if i ever saved/exported those rulesets

Just like it said it's a
Point & click to forbid/allow any class of requests made my your browser.

The more I use uMatrix, the more I realize how beautiful its idea and UX concept are.

I was originally too "afraid" this was complex to use - not that it would stop me, but I thought it was something more than I wanted to spend time with browser.
Luckily I tried it, and very quickly realized that for me it served exactly the same purpose as NoScript - only easier. The use of scopes is fantastic - used te be that in NoScript if you allowed a domain, it was allowed on all sites; now you can select to allow things on particular domain only with the Custom option, but it's still not as flexible. And on µMatrix I by default allow on active scope, current domain - only things I know I'll want on whatever site wants to use it I'll allow for *. In NoScript you could certainly learn such habit, but it's more cumbersome, so you only go for custom rules for domains you specifically are allowing as exception on the site you're on. And even then it's less flexible than µMatrix scopes.

The only negative thing I have to say is: no version for Fennec. That is the mobile versions of Firefox, android in my case. On android FireFox I'm still stuck using NoScript.
I would likely hate using this UI in Android Firefox, but that's because of how Mozilla designed their current add-on UI system and is no better with NoScript - so come on, write that android version. Maybe try inventing slightly different UI that better fits the portrait mode while at it ;)

And thanks. This is golden.

This extension is great.
Much better than any javascript blocker out there, and it can block not only the javascript but almost everything on pages, including cookies.
And the blocking itself is really easy to set/change using the UI popup.
Though unfortunately, it's not maintained anymore
Dark mode would be useful.

A very useful add-on. Thank you very much.

Just the fastest, most flexible, and human-readable ad-blocker--- XHR req. are websites referencing others, just so you know.