It fails to block the "use our app" pop up which prevents any usage.

Works, except for when it doesn't. I used it to block a zillion subreddits. Sports crap. All the endless, endless india versions of subreddits. Stupid streamer nonsense. Except easily 1/3 times you open r/popular or r/all, your blocked subreddits aren't blocked- and in fact it seems like the entire page is NOTHING BUT your blocked subreddits, COMPLETELY defeating the point!

Likewise, the "mute" button is often not visible at all (usually when the above issue is happening).

I have it on PC and Android, both versions work perfectly.

I like the addon and it has very nice features but its one thing that really annoys me and ruins the addon quite a bit and that is when i look in threads with the color coded threads i have to refresh the thread on the website for every single thread i go in to see the color coding apply to the comments. Maybe this is a known bug that is happening and getting worked on for future patches idk. But i would love for this to get fixed so i can enjoy the full potential of the Add on for my reddit without refreshing the threads every single time. I use Firefox with Arch Linux distro so maybe it has something to with that maybe too ? I have tried both the AUR Package and the Flatpak version of Firefox with same issues.

Installed this 30 minutes ago, instantly noticed how much faster and usable Reddit has become, before this using the old version was almost a necessity

Excellent add-on! But there is a problem with the Reddit translation function - this add-on removes the “?tl=[language code]” parameter at the end of the link regardless of the "Stop Auto-Translation (Prevents Reddit from auto-translating posts)" option.

The code has to be the following:
e.stopAutoTranslation && window.location.href.includes("?rdt=") && canRedirectSafely() && window.location.replace(window.location.href.split("?")[0]),
e.stopAutoTranslation && window.location.href.includes("?tl=") && canRedirectSafely() && window.location.replace(window.location.href.split("?")[0]),

Not like at the moment:
e.stopAutoTranslation && window.location.href.includes("?rdt=") && canRedirectSafely() && window.location.replace(window.location.href.split("?")[0]),
window.location.href.includes("?tl=") && canRedirectSafely() && window.location.replace(window.location.href.split("?")[0]),

It removes all but 4 or 5 replies under every post. Worthless to anyone who actually uses Reddit.

For anyone who finds themselves regularly on reddit, this is just a huge time saver as well as quality of life improver - highly recommended!

Isn't removing any of my muted subs or keywords from all or popular. So it doesn't do anything at all?

Perfect!