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Hide unwanted Kick.com channels by username. Auto-block random-looking spam names. Kick-themed UI. Kick Channel Filter helps you clean up Kick.com by hiding channels you don’t want to see. ### Features • Manual block list — add channel usernames (from the URL) and hide their cards across the site. • Auto-block spammy names — built-in heuristic detects random-looking usernames and hides them automatically. • Popup UI — manage your list from the extension icon; add the current channel in one click. • No tracking — no external servers; your data stays in Chrome Storage. ### How it works The extension runs a content script on Kick.com pages to detect channel links and hide matching cards. It continuously watches for new content (infinite scroll and SPA navigation) and re-applies the filter. ### Permissions - storage: save your blocked list & toggles (locally/sync). - tabs: used only to read the active tab URL for “Add current.” - https://kick.com/*: required to run on Kick pages. ### Notes - Enter usernames exactly as they appear in the URL (e.g., https://kick.com/username). - You can toggle the auto-block feature from the popup. - Designed for Manifest V3. If you find channels the auto-block misses (or false positives), please send examples via the Web Store support page. We'll keep improving the heuristic.
Aug 13, 2025
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