Keep it simple

Web less hyper

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Keep it simple - Simplify websites and focus on what matters

Keep it simple is a Chrome extension that simplifies websites by removing extraneous content, such as read-next recommendations, to help improve focus and reduce distractions. It is highly customizable and does not track user activity.

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Extension stats

By: marko bogdanovic

Users: 23

-2

Rating: 5.00

(2)

Version: 0.7.3 (Last updated: 2023-06-22)

Creation date: 2020-05-21

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

background
tabs
webNavigation
scripting
unlimitedStorage
storage
contextMenus

Host permissions:

*://*/*

Size: 600.06K

Email: ok*****@protonmail.ch

Ranking

# 106,027 ▼ 1,496

Other rankings

#6847 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 24 #49 in keep keyword 55 ▲ 7 #59 in google keep keyword 49 ▲ 14 #265 in simple keyword 28 ▲ 28

Other platforms

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3.22

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Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

Analyze keywords

Makes particular websites less cluttered by removing extraneous content, like read-next or watch-next recommendations. It focuses primarily on Youtube, The Guardian, TED, Aeon and several other sites.

simplifies Youtube for better focus
enables you to easily remove distracting elements yourself
enables you to stop gifs
enables you to highlight list items
enables you to switch articles to simplified "reader-mode"
makes ads on DuckDuckGo and Ecosia more distinguishable
redirects Facebook homepage to Events page (or any other page) so you cannot see the timeline
and more

It does not track you in any way. The functionalities are highly customisable. Best served with your favourite ad-blocker.

User reviews

it's just what i needed

leon me, 2023-09-03

It helps me spend less time scrolling pointlessly on facebook or being overflown with immediate recommendations from youtube when I would actually like to digest the info I just received. It also helps me stay more focused on the article I'm reading and consume as much info as I feel I want. Feels like I have more control of what information I (want to) see, thanks!