Tips, Guides & How-tos

Engagement numbers are elements, not words, so keyword filters miss them entirely. Here's how to pick them off X, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit and LinkedIn while keeping the sites themselves.

It works fully on Firefox for Android. On iPhone and iPad it doesn't work in any browser yet. Here's the Apple platform reason why, and how to set it up where it does.

Watching a match replay later? Scores show up in Twitter trends, Reddit thumbnails, YouTube titles, and news homepages. Here's how to block them before kickoff.

"Open to Work" banners, job announcements, and recruiter posts fill up the LinkedIn feed. Here's how to filter them out by keyword and CSS selector.

Sponsored listings, upsell carousels, and urgency banners crowd out the products you searched for. Here's how to filter them out.

Snooze and Not Interested only work after the fact, one post at a time. Here's how to filter sponsored posts, Reels, and unwanted topics out of both feeds automatically.

A practical guide to muting any word, phrase, or page element on any site, not just social media. Covers keywords, CSS selectors, regex, and rule Groups.

Spoilers on Reddit appear in post titles, comments, and thumbnails before you can scroll past. Here's how to block them by keyword.

YouTube's recommendation algorithm surfaces finals, endings, and match recaps right on your homepage. Here's how to filter them out by keyword.

Twitter's built-in mute feature misses quoted posts, promoted tweets, and the Trending sidebar. Here's how to filter your entire feed by keyword.

Sidebars, trending topics, recommended videos, and autoplay are built to keep you scrolling. Here's how to hide them site by site.