Loss of functionality of the RequestPolicy addon - are there any analogues, a replacement?

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Browsers

With incredible regret, we have to state the loss (I would like to believe that it is temporary) of the functionality of the RequestPolicy add-on due to incompatibility with the new version of Mozilla Firefox and, as a result, the collapse of normal, built on thousands of sites, comfortable surfing without a circus, gypsies, blackjack, etc. And the question arises: did anyone use the above-named addon or any analogue closest in functionality? The preliminary search did not lead to an acceptable result. Thank you.
For reference:
Control which cross-site requests are allowed. Improve the privacy of your browsing. Secure yourself from Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) and other attacks.
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RequestPolicy is an extension that improves the privacy and security of your browsing by giving you control over when cross-site requests are allowed by webpages you visit.
Cross-site requests are requests that your browser is told to make by a website you are visiting to a completely different website. Though usually legitimate requests, they often result in advertising companies and other websites knowing your browsing habits, including specific pages you view throughout the day. Among the attacks that cross-site requests are used in, they are particularly dangerous with Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks where your browser is told to make a request to another website and that other website thinks you (the person) meant to make the request.
With RequestPolicy, the default for any cross-site request is to deny it. Users are notified when requests on the current page have been blocked (the status bar flag icon at the bottom right of your browser turns red). Clicking on this status bar flag icon gives you a menu where you can view and modify which requests are blocked and allowed. You can whitelist requests you approve of by origin site, destination site, or specific origin-to-destination.

Answer 1

finally came out an update compatible with new versions!)
otherwise it seemed that this addon had already been abandoned ..)