Excellent and it's also advised by Riseup Labs (Riseup.net).

Contrary to some comments left today and previous days, on my FF 57 eBay works like a charm. However, even if some webpage misbehave, uBO buttons allow to quickly deactivate each single blocker or the whole blocker.

At today's date could not find a better blocker.

спасибо за расширение))

eBay still doesn't work with 1.14.10 and FF56. Already reinstalled. :(

Does a good job

Non da la possibilità di essere installate su Firefox beta 47

When this add-on is active sites looks very poor.

Excelente

Mola

很好啊

This is (was) a great add-on, but with the recent updates it no longer works right, as you can tell from numerous user reviews. I wrote to the developer and received no response. I downgraded to version 1.13.8 and it works beautifully, and I recommend others do likewise. Be sure to un-select automatic updates, or it will go back to the current version.

Was happy with ublock for last couple years but seems its interfering too much with legit web page elements. Ebay was the last straw, cant open any links.. yes there are workarounds, but also tired of having to disable ublock frequently on other sites as well.

Good

This software is quite simply brilliant. It is so invaluable that it is the first thing I install after I have finished a clean install of an OS.

It's one of those things that once you've used it you'll wonder how anyone else manages. Not being able to use it - e.g. on other people's computers, unsupported devices, etc - will feel like some kind of archaic torture.

Utterly brilliant.

Útil

Fantastic little adblocker that does what it says on the tin, making my Firefox feel snappy and lightweight again, yay!

Have been using Adblock Plus for some time before which finally slowed Firefox down to a crawl, eating away big chunks of memory and cpu ressources. Was once a fine adblocker but now a useless piece of crap owned by the advertising industry! Even disabling the so called whitelist had no effect, surprise, surprise, when advertisers pay to slip through under the radar.