What it does
Verdicts are cached by reply fingerprint, the key lives in local extension storage, and switching the pass off restores the pure local setup.
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BlueNoise
Hides or blurs noisy replies on X using rules that never leave your browser. An optional Jev pass judges whatever the rules missed, and it only runs if you add your own API key.
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How you can use it
Start by listing unwanted phrases, keywords, and account handles that clutter your feed. You can install the browser extension directly from the web store and paste your list into the settings. The extension runs entirely in your browser to blur or hide those matches without altering your social media account.
If you want extra filtering for replies your rules missed, you can turn on the optional review feature in settings. This step requires your own TypeSafe API key, which is an access code generated by that service to link software to it. Keep in mind that turning this on sends unmatched reply text to that external service.