Works great! It has blocked websites that i didn't even know was malicious or a scam! I recommend this to everyone!

It works as far as I can tell and I appreciate the protection. What I can certainly do without is the large annoying pop up informing me every time this extension blocks something. It should work silently or at least have the option to disable notifications.

I'm sure that it does a good job for security, but it really slows down the page load speed so I have disabled it.

Usually good till youtube messes with things. The last while, it may have started causing massive memory leaks with youtube. Just like it youtube does with other popular adblockers. Even turning off the adblock function of this addon, there might still be memory leaks. I could be wrong though. Might be worth looking into? Maybe let us turn off storing client-side data?

works perfect en is easily installed!

As adblockers go this thing is ridiculously overzealous. Blocks the purchase button from working if the website doesn't pass some kind of inscrutable vibe test.

Usually this is merely annoying but recently it made me miss reordering some prescription eyedrops for my dog.

Run away from here, ublock Origin on its own is fine! Run away!

I've been using "Malwarebytes Browser Guard" for a couple of months, and I've noticed a few issues.

There's no doubt it does a great job blocking malicious sites, trackers, scams, etc. But it also slows down the browser when I have several tabs open or when loading more than one tab at the same time. After testing, I noticed a pattern (at least in my case): the more images a website has (Google Maps, ArtStation, Pinterest, etc.), the worse the browser's performance gets. So, I went into the extension's settings and disabled its three main features (Ads/Trackers = Off, Malware = Off, Scams = Off) for each of these sites, but to my surprise, it didn't work—the sites were still slow. I assume that Malwarebytes is still scanning all the links on the site, but the fact that this happens even after disabling those features feels like a big flaw. Hopefully, it's just me not knowing how to use the extension properly, but for now, I had to disable it.

At first, I thought the issue was related to my browser's cache or something similar, so I reset the browser, and that fixed it temporarily. However, once I reinstalled my extensions, the issue came back. After testing them one by one, I found out that the problem was caused by "Malwarebytes Browser Guard."

This wouldn't be such a big deal, but I use the aforementioned pages a lot and at least I think that many users also use Google Maps and from my experience, that's where the issue is the worst.

The tool is excellent, but the current problem is that the Browser Guard for Mozilla Firefox version is not receiving updates to the latest version available like other browsers. The website says it is already at version 3.0 and here it is at version: 2.6.27. Please update, we know how important it is to keep the software updated and with the latest definitions.

Fast sehr gut - erkennt teilweise aktuelle Crypto-Scam und Pishing Seiten.
5 Sterne wenn von Nutzern, bösartige Seiten interaktiv gemeldet werden könnten!

I have used Malwarebytes before it sold to new owners, so far it seems one of the best that I currently use. it may have hiccups sometimes, but it is resolved through support.. also recommend for PC, phones..

Add-ons meravigliosa, funziona benissimo!!!

caused multiple issues on many websites, even sites like Google Maps.