> blocks entire websites and takes away the entire design. you need to come up with something that blocks the cookie notifications and the cookies.

I'm sorry you have troubles with PopUpOFF. Please make sure that you use Dormant or Moderate mode which are created to not break websites.

sorry to hear that it "spammed" you, it should only ask once and thanks for bringing this up, I will definitely check it

I'm sorry you didn't have a nice experience with PopUpOFF. It is indeed not for everybody as it states in the description:

"Drawbacks?

- It still is in development, so there could be bugs or imperfect solutions, I’m working on it solo and there are other things in the world to do. So be gentle, I created it for myself back then, but now I’m doing it for you."

Given that twitter is a pretty popular site and you're the first one to report the issue which cannot be reproduced by me or neither browser, I give you 99.99% that it was something else that was working poorly on your setup. Also I wrote the code and "turn off" means turn off, it just doesn't work.

thanks for letting me know about your concerns

thanks for letting me know. if you shared some links where you have issues in the report, I'd be able to look into that

thanks for the report, would be nice if you share which websites have bugs. In the meantime you can pick a "turn off" mode in popupoff on a certain website - it will remember your choice and will not create issues for you

Thanks for the 1/5. I optimized it and requested Firefox to release mobile version of my extension. Nothing else I can do now. Now we wait

I'm sorry to hear it. Could you please provide me with the website it froze on?

Also, browsers only can use part of memory from your PC, so it seems unrealistic that extension could froze Windows explorer - there is probably another issue.