Sorry to see you go

Emojery is uninstalled. Say what didn't work, and we'll have it fixed by the time you try again.

Your reactions are still there. Uninstalling removed the extension; your account is still there. Every reaction you left is still counted on those pages and still in the public log. Reinstall, sign in, and they come back with you.
It could have been quieter. The popup has a per-site list and a single master switch — Emojery can run on one site and stay invisible everywhere else. Most people who found it noisy never opened that screen.
One person builds this. There is no research team reading session recordings. This form is the entire feedback channel, and a bug named here usually ships fixed within days.

Why did you remove it?

Anonymous. No account needed, nothing else asked.

This form needs JavaScript. You can reach us the same way through a GitHub issue or the contact page.

Report the bug

If it broke, a 2-line issue with the page URL is usually enough to reproduce and fix it.
Ask for a site

Emojery only reacts on sites it has an adapter for. Name the one you wanted.
Request the feature

The roadmap is public and votable — the missing piece may already be on it.
Erase your account

Uninstalling leaves the account intact. Deleting it runs from the popup — reinstall, sign in with the same provider account once, then Account → Delete. We store only a hash of a provider id, so we cannot find your record from a name or an email.