declutter

declutter does two things, both entirely inside your browser. YOUTUBE SHORTS Removes the Shorts shelf, the Shorts tab and Shorts in search and subscriptions, on desktop and mobile YouTube. A Shorts link opens in the normal video player instead. Community posts (pictures, polls, text) between the videos in your feeds can be hidden too; a channel's own Posts tab stays. COOKIE BANNERS Answers cookie-consent banners for you. By default it refuses everything that is not strictly necessary. You can instead allow categories (preferences, analytics, storage, content, ads, other); where the site uses Cookiebot, Didomi, OneTrust or cookieconsent, your exact mix is applied through the banner's own settings, and elsewhere a mix is answered by refusing. • per site: refuse, accept, or leave the banner alone • works on sites worldwide: hundreds of consent platforms (via DuckDuckGo's open-source autoconsent) plus its own rules for sites autoconsent misses • pay walls ("agree to tracking or subscribe") are never hidden or refused; declutter shows a badge and lets you decide, or agrees automatically if you turn that on • a counter of clicks saved, and a "not handled right" list you keep locally PRIVACY No account, no analytics, no tracking. Settings, counters and your reported-sites list stay in the browser's extension storage. declutter sends something only when you ask: a site you choose to send to the developer (the site's address only, not the page; what declutter saw; the version), and rule lists you add yourself in settings. Open source (MIT): https://github.com/theanhgen/declutter