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Block or mute everyone on a Bluesky followers, following or list page in bulk, using your own session. Two-step confirm. Bluesky only lets you block or mute one account at a time. If you want to clear out a spam follower wave, a bot list, or a starter pack you no longer want, that is a lot of clicking. This does it in bulk. Open a followers, following, or list page, click Bulk block / mute, and it gathers the accounts shown. Choose Block all or Mute all, confirm once more, and it goes through them one by one using your own logged-in Bluesky session over the AT Protocol — the same thing your client does when you block someone by hand. Blocking is reversible any time from your Moderation settings. The extension talks only to Bluesky, on your behalf, with your session — nothing is sent anywhere else. Independent extension, not affiliated with Bluesky. How to use 1. On bsky.app, open a followers, following, or list page. 2. Click Bulk block / mute at the bottom-right — it shows how many accounts it found. 3. Click Block all or Mute all, then click again to confirm. Features • Block or mute every account on the current list page in one pass. • Two-step confirm so you never fire it by accident. • Uses your own logged-in session over the AT Protocol — no password, no third-party server. • Blocking stays reversible from Bluesky's Moderation settings.
Jul 27, 2026
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