ClarityFilter

Filter unwanted terms, hide distracting sections, and blur or pixelate matching content. Your web, with less noise.

Keep the parts of the web you enjoy. Filter out the rest. ClarityFilter helps you reduce unwanted content without blocking entire websites. Add words or phrases you’d rather avoid, choose Hide, Blur, or Pixelate, and keep browsing. WHAT’S NEW IN 0.5.0 • True source-colored pixelation replaces the old patterned mask. • Block this section: point to a sidebar, shelf, or widget, choose its action and optional name, and save directly on the page. Undo is available immediately. • Manage saved sections: search, rename, pause, resume, remove, or change their action. Sections follow your selected action unless you choose an individual override. • Compact Filtered controls explain matches, let you Show once, and open the rule editor. Improved positioning and light/dark contrast. • Improved settings preservation, PIN checks, Reddit comment and YouTube item boundaries, and protection against hover reveals. CHOOSE WHAT STAYS ON YOUR SCREEN • Filter articles, feed items, and comments mentioning your chosen terms. • Choose Hide to remove matching items, or Blur and Pixelate to preserve their layout. • Right-click selected text to add a term. Right-click an image to block its exact URL. Image blocking does not recognize objects or subjects in pictures. • Add site exceptions, switch filtering on or off, and export or import a backup of your rules, including saved sections. • Use the configurable keyboard shortcut to toggle filtering. • Enable optional PIN protection for protected changes and revealing filtered items. This is a convenience feature, not browser administration or parental-control security. PROCESSING STAYS IN YOUR BROWSER ClarityFilter has no developer-operated account service, analytics, advertising integration, or AI upload service. Filtering runs on the page in your browser. Your settings use browser sync storage with a local backup; your browser account may sync them between devices. Backups omit PIN credentials. A FEW PRACTICAL LIMITS Websites change. Some page layouts may need a more specific selection or a new rule. Section rules apply to the exact hostname and only when their selector identifies one safe element; ambiguous matches are skipped. Hide removes sections completely; Blur and Pixelate preserve their layout. Sections use the global action by default, including later changes, unless you choose an override. The picker operates on the main page, not inside embedded frames or closed shadow DOM. ClarityFilter changes what is displayed. It does not stop websites from loading resources or block access to a website. Large rule lists are subject to browser storage and matcher limits.