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Anyone know how to filter my online experience?
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this post was submitted on 06 Nov 2024
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Some apps/frontends have keyword filters, could just filter out the word "Trump" as a way of trimming down the feed.
Thanks, I’m using voyager and am filtering some keywords already. While it helps a good bit on here, I guess I’m more looking for an ad block extension for Firefox, but for trump and trump adjacent content. Ideally something that includes what his business partners and associates in the government are up to.
I've used the Spoiler Protection 2.0 extension in the past, though it hasn't been updated in a long time so there may be a better option.
It doesn't block content but places a big red overlay over links, headlines, images (that are tagged) and videos. It's not fool proof but definitely useful if you want to block "Trump" or "Musk" or whatever else.