@motoaviator
No, nobody has been banned because of it and nobody will ever be banned because of it. Because this extension only automates what you can do manually and nothing else.

@beeters The images shown are from sites where you can buy bundles, there, the legally acquired keys are usually displayed in this way. But there are also other possible applications, such as Keys from giveaways or those posted on Reddit or Discord etc.

Of course I can't guarantee that none of the keys people try to activate were stolen, but that doesn't matter, because this extension does absolutely nothing other than what you can do manually.

The sole purpose of this extension is to make activating keys faster and more convenient. And in order for this to work smoothly, the user must be logged in to the Steam website and the key to be activated must be valid.

I can therefore also rule out that someone will get into legal difficulties because of the use of this extension.

@gffnow I really dunno what you expect exactly from this add-on, but it still works as intended. I use it myself almost every day and there are no issues.

The Add-On doesn't open any page showing Keys, you simply select a valid Text /Key on any Website and then right-click and select the entry, it then will open the Steam website, paste that key in there redeem it automatically. That's all.

And for that to work you of course already need to be logged on the steam webpage else only the login prompt will show up.

@msarnowski19: What exactly doesn't work for you?
Because I tested it on all browsers and nothing changed, still works like always.

@motoaviator
No, nobody has been banned because of it and nobody will ever be banned because of it. Because this extension only automates what you can do manually and nothing else.

My Extension now was finally published Sep 29, 2017 8:43:08 AM UTC so it took 24 days.

I also got this message from moderator:
'Sorry it took so long, unlike Chrome we have a manual review process to make sure that all extensions are safe for our users.'

Submitted Sep 5, 2017 12:18:12 PM UTC and still Awaiting moderation, no messages, no queue, simply eternal silence.

But if i see that some are already waiting 13 weeks, it's probably better to abandon opera for now and to check next year or so if something did change.

Here my experiences with Mozilla, Chrome and Opera so far:

Mozilla: v1.2 reviewed, signed and published within an hour and got a 'Thank you for your contribution' Email from
the Reviewer; Mozillas Review Process is the best experience so far and the Dashboard is of high quality.

Chrome: v1.1 Public published; 100% identical v1.1 Unlisted Taken Down?
v1.2 Public Update wating for days now; v1.2 Unlisted Update Taken Down and in manual Review for days now?!
Also no Emails why one was Taken Down while the other identical one wasn't. No Email with any confirmations,
No Emails at all, the Google Developer Dashboard is like a Lottery-RNG-Blackbox ... very frustrating!
Also their Dashboard has the lowest quality of all so far. And it took tons of tickets to even get that v1.1
published ... utter most frustrating!

Opera: v1.2 submitted 7 Hours ago, nothing happens, no queue like on mozilla, almost same blackbox as Googles Dashboard
but at least of better quality, still below mozillas but definitely better than Googles.

And that Extension/Addon is so small and easy a child could review it in 30 seconds.
It's also open source on Github i even provided the Link to the Repo as support and open source link.