Spoiler Shield

Block Spoilers in Your Social Media Feed

Spoiler Shield: Block Spoilers in Your Social Media Feed

Spoiler Shield is a highly acclaimed Chrome extension that gives users the power to block spoilers from their Facebook and Twitter feeds. Featured in numerous top tier outlets like CNN and NY Times, it effectively 'shields' spoilers for a wide range of content including favorite TV shows, sports teams, and award shows. It syncs across devices, provides Facebook & Twitter integration and allows users to reveal a shielded post at will. It is free to download on Google Chrome, iOS, Android and Kindle.

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Extension stats

By: Picking Carrots, LLC

Users: 975

Rating: 2.38

(130)

Version: 1.3.1 (Last updated: 2014-06-06)

Creation date: 2014-06-06

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

tabs
storage
http://*/*
https://*/*

Size: 322.56K

Ranking

# 31,541 ▲ 227

Other rankings

#2034 in Social Networking ▲ 7 #217 in protect keyword 31 ▼ 8

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Extension summary

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Spoiler Shield is the free and easy way to block spoilers in your social media feed. Yahoo News raves: "Here's the one app you absolutely need to save you from TV spoilers."

FEATURED IN: • CNN: "It's a year-round app." • Business Insider: "Spoiler Shield helps you block harmful information that could ruin your weekend." • NY Times: "Filters to protect you." • LA Times: "Avoid seeing [spoilers] without having to spend Sunday night under a rock." • CNET: “This ingenious app filters your Facebook and/or Twitter feeds so you can stay social-media active while avoiding accidental spoilers.”

USERS LOVE US: • "The #1 spoiler blocker!" • "Perfect for Game of Thrones, Survivor and House of Cards." • "Where have you been all my life?" • "Pure genius."

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