Review by Firefox user 20096947
Rated 2 out of 5
by Firefox user 20096947, a day agoI like the idea, its got a sleek little ui, and i specifically got this extension to block certain boards from my popular feed, but it doesnt seem to actually work at all. firefox is up to date, this extension is freshly installed. does it not work on mobile? idk if im doing something wrong or what, theres no instruction for how youre supposed to format your list. i try writing the name of the board with and without the r/ prefix and they still appear at the top of my feed half the time i open it. If theres a github or some other kind of discussion page to get help with this i would love to know.
edit cus idk how to reply back lol: thank you for the response, I have been working with them ticked to All, but ill update when i get the chance and see if anything changes
edit cus idk how to reply back lol: thank you for the response, I have been working with them ticked to All, but ill update when i get the chance and see if anything changes
Developer response
posted a day agoHello and thanks for reaching out!
The reason posts weren't being filtered is that removal only happens when the "All" option is selected in the popup settings. I know this wasn't explained anywhere, so I just released version 1.4.3, which adds a short description of this behavior right in the popup page, and also improves how subreddit names are parsed (you can now enter the full Reddit URL, "r/news", or just "news").
Could you update to 1.4.3 and let me know if filtering is more consistent using the "All" option? I don't have a GitHub repo yet (might set one up down the line), but feel free to keep reporting issues here in the meantime.
The reason posts weren't being filtered is that removal only happens when the "All" option is selected in the popup settings. I know this wasn't explained anywhere, so I just released version 1.4.3, which adds a short description of this behavior right in the popup page, and also improves how subreddit names are parsed (you can now enter the full Reddit URL, "r/news", or just "news").
Could you update to 1.4.3 and let me know if filtering is more consistent using the "All" option? I don't have a GitHub repo yet (might set one up down the line), but feel free to keep reporting issues here in the meantime.
4 reviews
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 19953504, 3 months ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by Siv, 5 months agoExactly what I was looking for. Works great, and it is easy to navigate the settings. The only feature I feel like I am missing is a "Dark Mode" setting for the UI and redirect web page. I do not enjoy getting flashbanged when I try to open Reddit at 2 in the morning. Otherwise, a 10/10 extension.
Developer response
posted 5 months agoHi Siv, thanks for the kind words! Your review pushed me to add a dark mode, the update has just been released. I really appreciate the suggestion! - Rated 5 out of 5by jojo33, a year agoMy favorite subreddit has spiraled into darkness. This helps me break the habit of staring into the abyss