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Read only the news that's new. Gray out headlines you've already seen on the news sites you follow. **Nunus for NYTimes Browser Extension** Nunus helps you find what's new on the New York Times front page since you last checked. **What it does** When you revisit the NYTimes front page, Nunus automatically grays out any article titles you have already seen, so new stories stand out immediately. **Keyboard shortcut** Press Option + ↓ (Mac) to jump straight to the next unseen title on the page. **How "already seen" is defined** A title counts as seen once at least 20 pixels of it were visible on your screen for 3 seconds in a previous session. If the same title appears more than once on the page, all later occurrences are grayed out automatically. **Typical use case** You read the Times over breakfast. As a news junkie, you check back in the afternoon. Most of the stories are the same — but several new ones have been added during the day. With Nunus, everything you have already seen is grayed out, so the new stories are immediately visible without any scanning. Especially useful on the weekend, when the Times frequently recycles articles from earlier in the week or even from previous weeks. Nunus grays those out too, so you only spend time on what is actually new to you.