@red Could you elaborate on what logic you think would be helpful to your use-case? Including some examples would also be helpful. Thanks!

@domovnik That is definitely some strange behavior, and I'm very curious to know where you were seeing it. It would be helpful to know an example website that it happens on, and also if you have customized your config, if you could email it to me I can try to see what might be going on.

@domovnik You can find the "developer" versions of the Filter on the Github Releases page. Note that because they are not installed from a store (Opera, Chrome, etc), they will lack being signed/trusted, and will have to be installed in a developer mode. Browsers do this to help protect users from installing extensions that haven't been properly analyzed, which happens before they get added to their store, and there is no way for me to work around that limitation.

To manually one of the "developer" versions just download the "extension.zip" from the desired release, extract it to a folder, and then follow the quick instructions.

I wouldn't recommend it for daily use, but it works fine for testing.

@domovnik: Thanks for reporting the issue. I submitted version 2.8.2 to the Opera store back on Aug 9, but they are still reviewing it. If you are having issues with it hanging when installed from the Chrome Store, can you send me an email: support @ richardfrost.info and we can work on getting it sorted out.

I've had an extension that I submitted back in Feb. I just kinda forgot about it until earlier this week because I had a few users request my extension be released on Opera (officially). I pushed another update and am still waiting for a response of any kind. Is there a way that I can find out what is wrong (if there is anything)? This has been a very difficult process compared to Chrome and Mozilla.