Does not recognize negative X degrees Fahrenheit properly on allthatsinteresting.com/yakutsk and produces a few NaN values on the WIkipedia article about Fahrenheit but otherwise very handy!

Also, for example on reddit.com/r/VoxeLibre/comments/1d1ckh5/voxelibre_087_prismatic_released/ it recognizes X.XX "WORD as inches - which could be alleviated by expecting a space next to the double quote.

Very useful.
People complaining about the add-on should check and adjust the settings. Most of their complaints can easily be solved.

This extension is really good, I just wish there was a way to see the original measurements (for example, amazon dimensions get replaced with no way of checking the original value) and that it was available on android!

It does what it says but has many many false positives. I feel like the extension could be made much smarter. Now something like:

"design that looks like the PlayStation 5 'Slim'"

is changed into:

"design that looks like the PlayStation 5 'S​【1,5 m】lim'"

Why is it behind the S, and why are we detecting ' als feet while there's a letter right behind the '?

Disabled for now, as I don't need it that much.

The utility provided by the extension is overshadowed by the amount of false positive noise it introduces to pages.

Is it open source? What is the data privacy with this app?

its a shame this extension doesn't have more users since its really great...works well 95% of the time with a few exceptions, but other than that, it does exactly what it says it does and is a life saver when trying to deal with stupid imperial units. Great extension, would recommend it everyone.

This is a lifesaver! My partner will appreciate it too as she comes across many yankee recipes and sewing sites!

Thank you Milos ! I'm a big fan of OC, I love this extznsion, maybe I'll switch to JuMP soon !
A nice addition would be to option to convert USD/€, even if the main purpose was to use internationnal system, which € is not.

Tank you again !

Awesome stuff Miloo, this extension goes above and beyond, it's way more versatile than would have hoped.

I do quite like this, but I wish it had the ability to whitelist domains you don't want it to run. I have to turn it off because it's messing with code on GitHub and similar sites. Please consider adding such a feature.