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Hide fake brands, knockoffs, sponsored ads and irrelevant results on Amazon. 6,500+ verified brands, 12 sites, no tracking. Hide fake brands, knockoff products, irrelevant search results, and sponsored listings on Amazon search results. RealBrand checks every product against a database of 6,500+ verified brands and flags the random alphabet-soup storefront names that exist to game Amazon's brand registry. Dim them, label them, or hide them completely. You control what you see. WHAT YOU SEE Color-coded badges next to every brand name: - Trusted - recognized brands like Nike, Sony, KitchenAid, Levi's - Unknown - not in our database, shown dimmed - Suspicious - gibberish names, random capitals, missing vowels, known sketchy brands SMART SEARCH RealBrand understands your search terms and removes irrelevant search results. For example, a search for "men's pants" frequently returns belts and sweaters. The RealBrand filter removes these from your search, ensuring you only see your intended products. REMOVE SPONSORED LISTINGS Automatically strips paid placements out of your search results, so you see products ranked by relevance instead of ad spend. CONTROLS Master on/off switch - one click disables all filtering, one click restores it. Toggle bar - hide suspicious products, dim unknown brands, or remove sponsored search results. Whitelist and blacklist - trust a brand we don't know, or never see one again. Adjustable thresholds - set your own cutoffs for trusted and suspicious. Strict mode - show only brands in the database and your whitelist. Brand database search - browse the full list and remove any brand you don't trust. WORKS OUTSIDE THE US Support for Amazon US, UK, Canada, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Japan, India, Australia, Brazil, and Mexico. PRIVACY All filtering happens locally in your browser. No tracking, no browsing history, network requests sync the brand database and send optional reports when detection gets a brand wrong. AFFILIATE DISCLOSURE This extension includes Amazon affiliate links by default. Prices are identical either way and it costs you nothing. You can turn it off in settings. This is how development is funded.
Aug 6, 2026
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