I am not showing a notification on *every* update, only when I have something important to say, plus one call for donations every year. I believe you would understand that if you'd just knew how much time is needed to maintain it.

your browser version may be too old, please try to update it. if the addon doesn't work after that, contact me by email (author@i-dont-care-about-cookies.eu)

I don't see the eu cookie warning unless I disable the extension on that domain, so, you have either whitelisted it or the extension doesn't work at all for you.

Btw when you see a cookie warning, you can report it to me. Right click on the page and choose "I dont care about cookies" > "Report a cookie warning" from the context menu. gocomics.com has never been reported to me.

Thanks!

Whitelisting is still on the TO DO list, it will be added but it doesn't have a high priority. You are the only one who requested it :)

I cannot reproduce the tab/enable/disable problem, and I have really tested it through. The moment you switch to a different tab, the context menu updates.

About refreshing all tabs after update... you are totally right. This will be changed in the next version. Thanks for the hint!

Zdravo sosed :)

I was thinking about that, but I am not sure how would it help anyone due to the way the addon is put together prior to publishing.

The most important parts of the addon are one big CSS file and a couple of compressed JSON files which I generate from thousands of small files (one file - one domain). This is done so the addon can be smaller and work faster.

If you have any additional thoughts about this subject, you can contact me by email (info@kiboke-studio.hr).

Thanks for such a nice review :)

I'll give you the list of permissions I request (I don't know how firefox named them when displaying the notification to you):

1. contextMenus: to create context menu options (report, toggle...)
2. tabs: to gain access to tabs and to be able to add additional code to webpages (to hide warnings)
3. storage: to maintain whitelist
4. http://*/*: special permission to have access to any domain
5. https://*/*. the same, but for https
6. notifications: to be able to nofity users about updates
7. webRequest: to be able to see the request send by browser and check if it needs to be blocked (some javascript files which render cookie warnings)
8. webRequestBlocking: to block stuff from being loaded
9. webNavigation: to be able to apply filters when the page content is ready

I hope that helped.