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Hide Amazon Sponsored results. Block Amazon Basics in search. Tired of “Sponsored” clutter and Amazon Basics crowding every search? Bye Basics cleans up Amazon so you can focus on real, relevant products. What it does Removes Sponsored placements across search results, carousels, product pages, and recommendations. Hides Amazon Basics listings and bundles. Works automatically—no setup required. Key features One-click toggle from the toolbar (quickly allow/disable on demand). Per-site controls (whitelist/disable for specific Amazon domains). Lightweight & fast: pure client-side rules, no noticeable slowdown. Multi-region support: amazon.com, .co.uk, .de, .in, .ca, .com.au (and more). Open selectors designed to adapt to layout changes. Privacy No sign-in, no tracking, no ads. All filtering happens locally in your browser—no data is sent anywhere. Permissions “Read and change data on amazon.*” — required to hide sponsored and Amazon Basics elements on Amazon pages only. Notes & limitations Some sponsored modules are injected dynamically; if one slips through, click the toolbar icon to refresh rules on the page. If you rely on certain sponsored deals, use the toggle to temporarily show everything. Support Spotted a missed placement or a new layout? Click the extension icon → Report issue to share the page URL and a brief note.
Sep 13, 2025
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