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Blurs sponsored and local-publisher posts in your Nextdoor feed behind a caution-tape overlay. Toggle each rule on or off. Sponsored posts in your Nextdoor feed get blurred behind a caution-tape overlay, so your eye skips them instead of reading them. Nothing is removed or hidden. The ad keeps its exact size and position, so the feed never jumps or reflows while you are reading — the card is simply blurred in place and taped over. TWO RULES, EACH WITH ITS OWN SWITCH Sponsored posts — advertising in the feed. Amber tape. On by default. Local publishers — syndicated news posts. Cyan tape. Off by default. Turn either on or off from the toolbar popup, or switch the whole thing off with the master toggle. Changes apply to open Nextdoor tabs immediately. KEEPS COUNT The popup shows how many posts have been blurred today, over the last 7 and 30 days, and all time, with a 14-day chart and a per-rule breakdown. Those counts are stored on your own machine and are never sent anywhere. WORKS AS YOU SCROLL The feed loads posts continuously, so the extension watches for new cards and blurs them as they arrive, rather than scanning once when the page opens. PRIVACY No accounts, no analytics, no telemetry, no network requests of any kind. The extension only runs on nextdoor.com and reads nothing else. Your settings and counts live in your browser's local storage and stay there. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Nextdoor.
Aug 9, 2026
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