Ozon, Wildberries and Simaland: Bad reviews first + enhancement

Marketplaces do not sort reviews by rating in product descriptions - you have to additionally press the sorting buttons. In catalogs, the “stars” under product images are not links to ratings - you have to open the product card. This is part of marketing: to remove bad reviews away and sell more goods, while it is the bad reviews that are the most objective. Reviews are embedded with annoying advertisements that make reading difficult.

This extension sorts reviews by increasing rating - from bad to good, and for catalogs it implements a link to reviews for "stars". Optimizes the interface: the product description is placed immediately below the image, collapses little-used distracting blocks such as "Similar products", "Also recommended", "Buy together" and moves them below the description, removes annoying advertising inserts, etc.

Suitable for mobile devices for Mozilla Firefox, Kiwi browsers (which support extensions): instead of mobile marketplace applications, you can use a browser with this extension, where you can open the website of the corresponding marketplace. For ease of launch, browsers allow you to add a shortcut on the screen to the website of each marketplace, which will open in the browser. Mobile versions of marketplace sites are almost as good as apps in terms of functionality and convenience.

Sometimes marketplaces change the design of sites and the extension may partially or completely stop working until I take these changes into account - this is the eternal struggle of sword and shield.

The extension is Open Source and hosted on GitHub.