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This extension removes a specific name from your browsing experience. You already know which one. [REDACTED] is a Chrome extension that redacts specific content from your browsing experience — replacing selected names with clean black bars and visually obscuring associated images. The result is a calmer, more focused web that lets you engage with what matters to you. • No feeds rearranged. • No algorithms tweaked. • Just a simple, intentional edit layer for Chrome. What It Does • Redacts a specific name wherever it appears on supported web pages • Places neutral black overlays over related images • Applies changes locally — nothing is uploaded or tracked Why You Might Want It • Reduce visual and textual distraction • Create a more intentional browsing environment • Avoid repetitive content without blocking entire sites • Treat the web like a document — and make selective edits Designed to Be Neutral • This extension doesn’t comment, editorialize, or judge. • It simply replaces specified content with a consistent visual treatment, similar to redactions in published documents. • Think of it as content moderation for your own screen. Privacy First • No data collection • No analytics • No browsing history stored • Runs entirely within Chrome's extension framework Simple Setup • Install, enable in Chrome Extensions, and browse as usual. • You can toggle the extension on or off at any time. Privacy Policy The [REDACTED] extension performs all image processing locally on your device. No browsing history or image data is ever transmitted to external servers.
Dec 31, 2025
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