Edited to add: This add-on is extremely liberal about what it considers a "link". Activating it on a news page prevents me from playing embedded videos. Activating it on a blog prevents me from clicking "read more" buttons to expand comments. Activating it on YouTube breaks the entire player and pops up a message telling me I'm signed out. I don't know what this add-on is doing to disable links, but it's very invasive and I don't like it or trust it.

Previous comments:

Would be pretty good, if it didn't default to "off", and automatically reset to that on every page.

It would be preferable if there were a toggle as to whether it should be on by default or off by default.

It would be even better if there were an option to create a whitelist (list of websites where the add-on should not activate by default) and a blacklist (list of websites where the add-on should activate by default).