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Replaces images with banned names—or everything in Elon Mode—with Elon Musk. Elon Filter is a free Chrome extension that replaces images near banned celebrity names with a picture of Elon Musk — or replaces everything in Elon Mode. Perfect for creating a cleaner, distraction-free experience on platforms like Twitter, Instagram, Reddit, and more. How to use: • Click the Elon Filter icon in your browser • Toggle ON/OFF to activate or pause filtering • Add banned names — the extension will target media near them • Use “Twitter Nuke Mode” ☢️ to auto-delete tweets with banned media • Enable Elon Mode to replace every image and video with Elon’s face • Enable Spoiler Blur to gently blur sensitive tweet text (hover to reveal) • Upload a custom image or paste a URL as replacement • Monitor your impact with real-time stats Features: • ON/OFF toggle switch • Twitter “Nuke Mode” ☢️ auto-deletes tweets with banned names + media • Elon Mode 😵 replaces everything with Elon Musk • Spoiler Blur 🫣 hides banned names in tweet text with blur overlay • Smart custom banned name and domain blocking • Upload or URL for custom replacement images • One-click reset to default Elon image • Real-time stats panel (images replaced, tweets nuked) • Works automatically on all websites • Clean UI with dark mode — fast, lightweight, and privacy-focused
Jul 22, 2025
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