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Learn how to block spoilers, hide sports scores, filter social media feeds, and take back control of what you see online.

How to Use ElementHider on Mobile (Android & iPhone)

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

How to Avoid World Cup 2026 Spoilers Online

Recording the match for later? Scores leak from Twitter trends, Reddit thumbnails, YouTube titles, and news homepages. Here's how to block them all before kickoff.

How to Hide LinkedIn's "Open to Work" & Hiring Spam

"Open to Work" banners, humble-brag announcements, and recruiter spam dominate the LinkedIn feed. Here's how to filter it all out by keyword and CSS selector, for good.

How to Block Sponsored Listings on Amazon & Shopping Sites

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

How to Filter Facebook & Instagram Feed Noise

Snooze and Not Interested only work after the fact, one post at a time. Here's how to filter sponsored posts, Reels, and keyword noise out of both feeds before you ever see them.

How to Mute Any Word on Any Website

A universal guide to keyword-muting any word, phrase, or page element — on any site, not just social media. Keywords, CSS selectors, regex, and rule Groups explained.

How to Block Spoilers on Reddit

Reddit is one of the worst places for spoilers — they appear in post titles, comments, and thumbnails before you can look away. Here's how to block them permanently.

How to Stop YouTube from Spoiling Movies & Sports

YouTube's recommendation algorithm doesn't care about your spoiler-free bubble. Video titles, thumbnails, and autoplay can ruin anything. Here's how to fix it.

How to Filter Your Twitter / X Feed by Keyword

Twitter's built-in mute feature barely scratches the surface. Here's how to get real-time keyword filtering across your entire feed — on any topic.

The Complete Guide to Distraction-Free Browsing

Sidebars, trending topics, recommended videos, autoplay — the web is engineered to steal your attention. Here's how to take it back, page by page.