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Tired of paid content cluttering Prime Video? Pushes channels, rentals and purchases to the bottom. Your Prime content always first. How many times have you opened Prime Video looking for something to watch, only to be greeted by rows and rows of paid content that isn't included with your subscription? Add-on channels, rentals, purchases, pay-per-view events — all mixed in with the content you already paid for with your Prime membership, wasting your time and patience. Prime Only Filter fixes that. The extension automatically reorganizes your Prime Video page so that content included with your Prime subscription always appears front and center. Paid channels, rentals and purchases are pushed to the bottom of the page — they're still there if you need them, but they no longer get in the way when you just want to watch something in your plan. How does it work? Prime Only Filter analyzes the page content in real time as you browse. It detects which cards and sections belong to add-on channels (such as MGM+, Paramount+, StarzPlay, Apple TV+, and others), individual rentals or purchases, and quietly reorders them so they don't interrupt your experience. If you navigate to another section or the page loads new content, the extension automatically re-scans. Key features: Works on primevideo.com and Amazon across multiple regions Enable and disable with a single click from the popup Shows how many items were reordered on the current page Re-scan button to force a manual refresh Detects navigation between sections without needing to reload the page Collects zero personal or browsing data Who is it for? Any Amazon Prime Video user who wants to get the most out of their subscription without paid content constantly distracting them from what they're actually looking for.
Apr 28, 2026
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