Gruntfuggly
commented
6 years ago HI there
I had a quick look and it seems that it might be fairly easy to port to Firefox.
Hopefully I’ll get a chance over the holidays - stay tuned!
On 10 Dec 2017, at 19:53, Formula350 notifications@github.com wrote:
Hello! I have been using Nukem on Chrome for quite awhile now and have found it to be a great extension to have, due to that exact feature that you've highlighted: the removals are PERSISTENT! So on that note, I thank you!
However, I've opted to use Firefox Quantum on another system and have been struggling to find replacements for either extensions I once had years back on Firefox, or current ones I have on Chrome... There are indeed plenty of AdBlockers, and I even found a very similar (dare I say inspired?) extension called Nuke Anything' which operates much the same asNukem` does, except.... it's unfortunately plagued by being "temporary" :(
I spent the last 30 minutes scouring the Firefox extensions trying to find an alternative and literally the only option I was able to come up with to even hide elements was Nuke Anything sigh
Thus why I come to you, in hopes you may be willing to port your great extension over to fill a void in Firefox user's lives! I'll understand if you'll rather not bother due to any number of reasons, but fingers crossed that perhaps it's easy enough that you'll take the time! :D Thanks -Formula350
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Hello! I have been using Nukem on Chrome for quite awhile now and have found it to be a great extension to have, due to that exact feature that you've highlighted: the removals are PERSISTENT! So on that note, I thank you!
However, I've opted to use Firefox Quantum on another system and have been struggling to find replacements for either extensions I once had years back on Firefox, or current ones I have on Chrome... There are indeed plenty of AdBlockers, and I even found a very similar (dare I say inspired?) extension called
Nuke Anythingwhich operates much the same asNukemdoes, except.... it's unfortunately plagued by being "temporary" :(I spent the last 30 minutes scouring the Firefox extensions trying to find an alternative and literally the only option I was able to come up with to even hide elements was
Nuke Anything`sigh`Thus why I come to you, in hopes you may be willing to port your great extension over to fill a void in Firefox user's lives! I'll understand if you'll rather not bother due to any number of reasons, but fingers crossed that perhaps it's easy enough that you'll take the time! :D Thanks -Formula350