Reddit Keyword Filter – Hide Posts by Word by Lakeside Apps
Hide Reddit posts that contain words you choose, on the new and the old layout. Pro adds subreddit, user and regex rules.
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About this extension
Add a word once and every matching post disappears from your feed. The free version has no limit on keywords and needs no account. Pro costs $5.99 once, no subscription.
WHAT IT DOES
Type the words or phrases you never want to see. While you scroll, the extension checks each title, flair and text preview and removes the whole card, not just the text. A number on the toolbar icon shows how many items were hidden on the current page. Your list stays until you change it, and nothing resets after an update.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Click the toolbar icon.
2. Type a word, for example spoil*, and press Add.
3. Keep scrolling. Matches vanish at once, including new items that load further down.
FREE
• Unlimited keywords and phrases, matched as whole words in any case.
• A star at the end also covers longer forms, so spoil* catches spoiled and spoilers.
• Choose between removing items completely or leaving a slim bar with a Show button.
• Works on the current layout and on the old one.
PRO ($5.99, LIFETIME)
• Block whole subreddits so none of their threads reach your feed.
• Block single accounts, including their comments.
• Write regular expressions such as /spoil(er|ed)/ for precise matching.
• Filter comment threads with the same rules.
• Import and export your lists as a file to move them to another browser.
PRIVACY
The extension runs only on reddit.com and compares the titles shown there with your list. Lists and counts are stored in this browser and never uploaded. The only data sent anywhere is the email you enter to buy or restore Pro, which is checked against the payment.
Not affiliated with or endorsed by Reddit, Inc.
Questions: scanlystudio.support@proton.me
WHAT IT DOES
Type the words or phrases you never want to see. While you scroll, the extension checks each title, flair and text preview and removes the whole card, not just the text. A number on the toolbar icon shows how many items were hidden on the current page. Your list stays until you change it, and nothing resets after an update.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Click the toolbar icon.
2. Type a word, for example spoil*, and press Add.
3. Keep scrolling. Matches vanish at once, including new items that load further down.
FREE
• Unlimited keywords and phrases, matched as whole words in any case.
• A star at the end also covers longer forms, so spoil* catches spoiled and spoilers.
• Choose between removing items completely or leaving a slim bar with a Show button.
• Works on the current layout and on the old one.
PRO ($5.99, LIFETIME)
• Block whole subreddits so none of their threads reach your feed.
• Block single accounts, including their comments.
• Write regular expressions such as /spoil(er|ed)/ for precise matching.
• Filter comment threads with the same rules.
• Import and export your lists as a file to move them to another browser.
PRIVACY
The extension runs only on reddit.com and compares the titles shown there with your list. Lists and counts are stored in this browser and never uploaded. The only data sent anywhere is the email you enter to buy or restore Pro, which is checked against the payment.
Not affiliated with or endorsed by Reddit, Inc.
Questions: scanlystudio.support@proton.me
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Permissions and data
Required permissions:
- Access your data for www.reddit.com
- Access your data for old.reddit.com
- Access your data for new.reddit.com
- Access your data for sh.reddit.com
- Access your data for np.reddit.com
Required data collection, according to the developer:
- Personally identifying information
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- Version
- 1.0.0
- Size
- 174.23 KB
- Last updated
- 12 days ago (Oct 17, 2026)
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