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The Orange Filter - a customizable content filter that hides topics and keywords you choose from your browsing feed. TheOrangeFilter - Keyword content filter with image detection Take control of your browsing experience. TheOrangeFilter lets you filter out web content based on keywords you choose, so you can focus on what matters to you. How it works: - Add keywords to your filter list, and TheOrangeFilter will hide matching content from web pages automatically - Articles, images, headlines, and other page elements containing your keywords are hidden in real-time - URL-level blocking prevents pages from loading if they match your keywords - Whitelist sites you trust to bypass filtering entirely On-device AI image classification (optional): - Uses TensorFlow.js machine learning models running entirely on your device - No images are ever sent to external servers — your browsing stays private - AI can detect and hide relevant images even when text-based filtering misses them Privacy first: - All processing happens locally on your device - No data collection, no tracking, no external servers - Your keyword lists and settings are stored only in your browser Customizable: - Add or remove keywords at any time - Adjust sensitivity settings - Whitelist your favorite sites - Choose your filtering mode: text-only, image-only, or both Browse the web on your terms.
Jun 3, 2026
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