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Hide posts on X with natural language
A browser extension that hides or collapses individual posts on X from natural-language rules, using Jev to judge each post. The announcement names no install, code or rule syntax.
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- Oct 2026
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Highlights
- Rules are written in natural language and applied per post, hiding or collapsing matches on the timeline.
- The post describes the judgment as fast enough not to notice and cheap, with no figure for either.
- No extension listing, repository or download is referenced anywhere in the announcement.
- The replies are reactions rather than reports, including a joke about classifying posts as ads.
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This is a single announcement post and the capture documents the idea but nothing operational. Not documented: any extension ID or store listing, a repository, install steps, supported browsers, the rule syntax, example rules, what text is sent to Jev, where the API key lives, and what a filtered feed costs per post. The two central claims, that it is so fast it is not noticeable and insanely cheap, carry no measurement, no latency and no price. Nothing indicates the extension was released, is open source or is maintained, and a reply asking for access suggests it may not have been publicly available. Whether it survives changes to X's markup, handles the logged-out state, or lets you inspect and undo a hide is not addressed. Copy reviewed against the linked page on 2026-10-04.
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Nothing in the announcement says so. There is no store listing, extension ID, repository or download link in the captured post, and one reply asks for Jev access, which suggests it may not have been public. Whether it was ever released, whether it is still listed and which browsers it targets are all undocumented here.
No examples are given. The post says the extension hides or collapses posts on X based on natural language, which implies user-written rules rather than a fixed classifier, but the capture contains no rule syntax, no sample rules, and no described way to preview, list or undo a decision. It is also unclear whether rules are per site or global.
Unquantified. There is no price per post, no token count, no request count and no comparison figure in the capture. It does not even say whether every visible post is judged or only posts a rule might match, which is the difference between a per-post and a per-scroll cost. Any estimate would come from TypeSafe pricing plus a request pattern the capture never describes.
Unknown from this capture. There is no mention of DOM selectors, of how a hidden post is surfaced again, of an allowlist for specific accounts, or of any undo path. The replies are reactions to the idea rather than reports from people running it daily, so no failure cases have been documented by anyone.
It is a browser extension that hides or collapses individual posts on X based on natural-language rules, with Jev judging each post. The author describes it as the future of ad blockers and content firewalls.
He frames it as the future of ad blockers and content firewalls, meaning model-judged content filtering layered over a feed rather than a fixed blocklist. That framing is the post's claim; no measurement of speed or cost backs it up.
They are reactions. One jokes that the extension classified the balls as an ad, suggesting a possible false positive; another asks for Jev access; a third suggests injecting it straight into DNS. No user reports or accuracy data appear in the capture.
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