No Comment

The best sites on the internet come bolted to the worst comment sections. You come for the video, and twenty minutes later you're arguing with a stranger in the replies.

No Comment hides comments the instant a page loads — YouTube, Reddit, X, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Medium and Twitch. It also strips Shorts and Reels from your feeds and hides Twitch chat. You keep the videos and the posts, minus the discourse.

Want them back? Click the toolbar icon and hit Peek at Comments. They appear for two minutes, then close themselves.

What you get

• Comments hidden by default, with a per-site toggle
• No Shorts, no Reels — gone from the feed, no placeholder
• Twitch without the chat; the video fills the space
• A weekly summary of how much of your week stayed quiet
• Optional word challenge lock, for keeping future-you honest
• Optional NSFW and site-category blocking
• Light, dark, or system theme

No accounts, no analytics, no data collection. Stats stay on your machine.

No Comment asks for one broad permission: access to all sites, needed only if you turn on network-level blocking. Firefox prompts you at that moment, and comments-only users never see it. Blocking is handed to Firefox to enforce — No Comment never watches your traffic.