Automatically hides posts in your Reddit feed based on keywords or subreddits you specify. Supports whitelist entries that override filtering.
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Customize your Reddit browsing by automatically hiding posts in your feed that contain specific keywords or come from specific subreddits you choose. Simply add keywords or subreddit names to your filter list, and the script will hide any content containing those keywords or originating from those subreddits as you browse. It works seamlessly in the background, preloading content for faster performance and providing a counter to show you how many posts it has filtered—perfect for keeping your Reddit feed focused on the content you want to see.
The filtering is case-insensitive, meaning keywords like "apple" will match "Apple", "APPLE", or any variation. There's also support for filtering common plural forms, so "apple" will also block "apples", "apple's", and similar variations (note that irregular plural forms, such as "mouse" and "mice", must be added separately). Subreddit names should be entered without the "r/" prefix (e.g., use "subredditname" instead of "r/subredditname").
New! A whitelist feature has been added. You can now specify words or phrases that, if present in a post, will prevent that post from being filtered—even if it contains keywords or originates from subreddits on your blocklist. For instance, if "apple" is on your filter but you add "apple pie" to your whitelist, posts about "apple pie" will remain visible.
