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I'll purr away the AI. Replaces AI buzzwords on web pages with Kitty Cat. Tired of "AI" being on every product page, every news headline, every LinkedIn post? Kitty Cat quietly replaces AI buzzwords with cute pixel animals as you browse the web. Every "AI", "LLM", or "agentic" becomes a Kitty Cat. Or a Capybara. Or an Otter. It's the AI-fatigue stress relief you didn't know you needed. HOW IT WORKS Kitty Cat scans every page you visit and swaps AI mentions for pixel-art animals: • 60% of the time: Kitty Cat — a black pixel cat with golden anime eyes, the mascot • 40% of the time: a wildcard — capybara, otter, hamster, corgi, bunny, alpaca, or panda Each replacement gets a brief soft-pink highlight so you can see exactly what was swapped. A small widget in the bottom-right corner shows your daily counter and a per-animal breakdown. THINGS YOU CAN DO • Drag the widget anywhere on screen — it remembers where you put it • Pause at any time with the button or Cmd+Shift+K (Ctrl+Shift+K on Windows/Linux) • Close the widget on any page with "Back to reality" • Pick which wildcards appear from the settings page — Kitty Cat is always on WHERE IT STAYS QUIET The extension automatically excludes contexts where the words actually matter — AI chat assistants, email clients, code hosting platforms, collaborative document editors, developer Q&A communities, and online code playgrounds. You can browse those workflows without any interference. It also never touches text inside code blocks, input fields, or anywhere you might be typing — only article text. YOUR PRIVACY Everything stays on your device. The extension collects no data and sends nothing anywhere. The counter, animal preferences, and widget position are all stored locally in your browser. That's it. Install, browse the web, watch the AI gently melt into a parade of soft pink pixel animals. 🐾
May 20, 2026
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