Filter Cards & Lists | Website List Filter

Website List Filter lets you create custom filters for card-based lists on the websites you use, without writing CSS or JavaScript and without relying on a site-specific extension. Select one repeated card or row, choose the visible field you want to filter, and add a condition. Apply the rule to see the result on the current page, then save a reusable filter when it works as intended. SELECT CARDS AND FIELDS DIRECTLY - Pick a repeated card or list row from the webpage - Select a title, price, tag, rating, author, date, or another visible field - Reselect a card group or field if a website changes its layout BUILD PRECISE FILTERS - Contains, excludes, and exact-match text conditions - Number and price comparisons, including ranges - Date comparisons and recent-day conditions - Multiple conditions combined with AND or OR - Explicit handling for missing or unreadable values FILTER THE CURRENT LIST - Show matching cards only - Restore the original page view at any time - Keep filtering newly loaded cards on supported dynamic lists SAVE FILTERS FOR PAGES YOU REVISIT Name and save reusable rules in Chrome local extension storage. Apply a saved rule manually from the Side Panel. If you choose automatic application, Chrome requests access only to that website origin. LOCAL-FIRST PRIVACY Filtering runs in your browser. Version 1 does not use an account, cloud sync, advertising SDK, analytics SDK, or developer backend. Website content, filter values, and saved rules are not sent to the developer. SUPPORTED PAGES Website List Filter is designed for regular webpages that expose repeated cards or rows in an accessible light DOM, such as product lists, news feeds, community posts, directories, galleries, and blog indexes. Chrome internal pages, the Chrome Web Store, PDF viewer pages, inaccessible cross-origin frames, canvas-only lists, page-owned Shadow DOM, and pages without a repeated structure are not supported. Create the filter you need by selecting the cards and fields already visible on the page.