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From your comment it looks like it has everything to do with censorship: Google decided to help the government of Portugal with censorship by removing a popular

• pas 8y ago
  In effect it's not exactly anti-information-prohibition (or pro-communication), but more in the line of anti-regulation. Which is a bit broader than simply anti-censorship. That said, very likely the authors of the extension mainly target censorship, and consider anything else also becoming available as a nice side effect. (Or simply an acceptable trade off. Like the really dark porn and illegal business stuff with Tor.)
• jjeaff 8y ago
  Wouldn't it be amazing if they block Google next? Sorry, you can't access Google without that one browser plugin that Google blocked.