kbinMeta·/kbin metabyauhu Is there a way to filter out a specific word from my feed? Like a tampermonkey script or something?Sorry if this is the wrong place to askView original on kbin.social1Comments5
fiofiofio kbin.social1Hide 1 replyI'm working on one. Currently I have Enough about Reddit already which filters out reddit-related words. If you're comfortable editing a script, you could add your own words to the blacklist.3
auhu replykbin.socialIt works great! I changed the blacklist. Not sure if it's only me, but I got undefined errors sometimes so I added this spaghetti before the const description declaration: if (!article.getElementsByClassName("short-desc")[0]) return; if that helps anyone in the future2
Rhaedas kbin.socialIt's fine, but repost it also to kbinStyles. I don't think I've seen a word filter script yet, could be useful.2
avividtale kbin.socialIn the meantime, you can block magazines and instance domains if needed. Someone else posted the guide but essentially it's: Go to: https://kbin.social/d/domainnameyouwanttoblock and then hit the block button that is next to subscribe. If the words you want to block are particularly associated with a topic/instance you want no part of, this is a good option.2
I'm working on one. Currently I have Enough about Reddit already which filters out reddit-related words. If you're comfortable editing a script, you could add your own words to the blacklist.
It works great! I changed the blacklist.
Not sure if it's only me, but I got undefined errors sometimes so I added this spaghetti before the
const descriptiondeclaration:if (!article.getElementsByClassName("short-desc")[0]) return;if that helps anyone in the future
It's fine, but repost it also to kbinStyles. I don't think I've seen a word filter script yet, could be useful.
In the meantime, you can block magazines and instance domains if needed. Someone else posted the guide but essentially it's:
Go to: https://kbin.social/d/domainnameyouwanttoblock and then hit the block button that is next to subscribe.
If the words you want to block are particularly associated with a topic/instance you want no part of, this is a good option.