Keyword Article Blocker

Keyword Article Blocker hides individual news cards and articles when they match keyword rules you control. It was built for people who want to reduce repetitive topics, public figures, conflicts, companies, or other recurring coverage without blocking an entire website. Generic keyword blockers often miss modern article-card layouts, or they hide too much. Keyword Article Blocker focuses on the article/card level: when a match is found inside a reasonable news container, the extension replaces that item with a small "Article hidden" placeholder and a Show button. The page stays usable, and you can reveal a hidden article when needed. Features - Hide individual articles and cards by keyword - Use built-in preset rules for common high-volume topics - Add, edit, enable, disable, or delete your own rules - Reveal a hidden article with Show - Keep the rest of the page layout intact where possible - Manage rules from a clean options page - Store preferences locally with Chrome storage - Lightweight Manifest V3 extension - No account required Privacy Keyword Article Blocker does not collect, sell, or share personal data. It does not send your browsing history, page content, keywords, or rule settings to external servers. Rules and preferences are stored locally using Chrome storage. Notes This extension focuses on article and card blocking. It does not block ads, cookie banners, feedback widgets, newsletter popups, checkout flows, search engines, page content outside article containers, or full chat applications. Websites change frequently, and some custom page layouts may not be detected perfectly. If a site does not behave as expected, you can disable or adjust rules. Source code https://github.com/jayhilwig/keyword-article-blocker Support https://github.com/jayhilwig/keyword-article-blocker/issues HOMEPAGE URL https://github.com/jayhilwig/keyword-article-blocker SUPPORT URL https://github.com/jayhilwig/keyword-article-blocker/issues PRIVACY FIELD NOTES Suggested data disclosure: This extension does not collect user data. Permission explanation: - storage: saves keyword rules, enabled/disabled states, and local preferences in chrome.storage.local. - host permissions: allows the extension to scan visible page text on supported web pages and hide article/card containers that match the user's local rules. No browsing activity, page content, keyword rules, or user identifiers are transmitted to external servers.