It's useful for those of us who hate the new Reddit with a passion. But this extension has broken my cardinal rule of extensions: recently, it's started grabbing focus a while after Firefox has loaded switch to the tab it pops up to whine that it needs new permissions. **Anything** grabbing focus away from what I am doing is intolerable. It's a statement that the developer believes whatever I could be possibly doing at the moment (attending a meeting, giving a presentation, etc.) is less important than the needs of their extension. That's wrong. Especially given the fact that Firefox has a built-in way to alert you that a plugin needs new permissions.

Because I run Firefox on multiple machines, often with multiple partitions, I see this damned whiny tab over and over. So, into the bin it goes.

I think you should stop updating this extension to only support the newest Firefox version at all times. Its just a redirector, there is no reason it needs to only support the newest version of firefox at all times while dropping support for older ones.

reddit.com (edgebucket, loid, csv, pc, csrf_token, token_v2, session_tracker): Clean because reddit.com is not in the White or Grey lists

Getting that every minute with Cookie AutoDelete...
As another reviewer said it's just a glorified redirect. Didn't know it came packed with Reddit session tracker cookies too.

Some Reddit pages don't work with the redirect https://www.reddit.com/prefs/feeds/, and the addon doesn't allow exceptions. I'm using UI changer for Reddit since it works: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ui-changer-for-reddit/.