textBlock

A Chrome Extension to block some text in website.

What is textBlock?

textBlock is a powerful Chrome extension that enables you to block and replace specific text on websites. Whether you want to hide certain words, protect children from sensitive content, prank friends, or even block bullet screens in HTML5 videos, textBlock has got you covered. With features like domain mode and highlight button, textBlock offers a customizable and seamless text filtering experience. Check out the GitHub page for more details and usage instructions.

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By: mojingzhi

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Users: 219 ▲ 12

Rating: 3.67 (6) ▼ 0.53

Version: 0.10.0 (Last updated: 2020-03-16)

Creation date: 2020-03-14

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage
activeTab

Size: 19.68K

Email: mo*****@gmail.com

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 51078 ▲ 950

Other rankings

#27419 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 109 #132 in rule keyword 9 ▲ 9 #278 in block keyword 63 ▲

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Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Summary

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Extension Ability

Block some text in all website by some rule you set.
Replace some text in all website by some rule you set.

What scenario use text-block?

Usually hide the word that you don't like
Sometimes parent can block sensitive word for children.
Play a joke with your friends.
Block bullet screen(probably it is called 'danmaku') in HTML5 Video. For Example, https://www.bilibili.com https://douyu.com.

More usage and step, you can click jump to my github. https://github.com/jingzhiMo/text-block

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User reviews

Doesn't work. Added "READ THIS*" to replace anything with "READ THIS" at the start "BLOCKED BLOCKED BLOCKED" and it straight up didn't do a thing.

FatheredPuma81, 2024-05-07

This is the best text-blocking extension that exists. But it's a shame that I can't see the list of sites that I've set up to block certain texts so far. If the filter is updated to be fine-controlled like U-block, the usability will increase tremendously.