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Auto-blur supported football/soccer score spoilers and score-revealing thumbnails on YouTube, Google, and news sites. Watch the highlights without knowing the ending. ScoreBlur automatically hides supported match-score spoilers (currently football/soccer-style scorelines such as 2-1) before you see them. Scores don't only appear as text — they leak through video thumbnails, cover images, and search results. ScoreBlur blurs both: the written score and the images that reveal it, so the final result doesn't slip past you while you catch up on a match. Works automatically where supported scores show up: - Video feeds, video pages, and end screens - Search results and match/score panels - News pages, score pages, and embedded video players Unlike generic spoiler blockers built on manual keyword lists, ScoreBlur recognizes supported scores on its own — nothing to configure or maintain. Features: - Peek at a hidden score any time: hold Ctrl and hover - Pause protection for 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week, or until Chrome restarts - Blurs score-revealing thumbnails, not just text - No setup needed — install and browse normally 🔒 Private by design Everything happens locally in your browser. The pages you visit are never sent anywhere — the part of ScoreBlur that reads pages contains no network code at all. ScoreBlur is a paid extension with a free trial (no credit card required). Licensing and payments are handled securely by Freemius. Questions or feedback: https://scoreblur.app/support
Aug 20, 2026
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