Old Reddit Curator

--- Description [listing-copy\03-detailed-description.txt] CHANGED --- Old Reddit Curator gives you a real editor for your old.reddit.com feed. Approve the subs you want, block the ones you don't, filter by word, mute users, hide posts you're done with, and catch the karma-farm accounts — all of it reversible, all of it synced across your machines, and none of it touching your Reddit account. Everything here is local. The extension never posts, never votes, never blocks through Reddit's API, and never sends your lists anywhere except your own Chrome sync, or if you choose, your own Google Drive. It also stays out of the way. Nothing floats over the page. The controls live in reddit's own header and on the posts themselves, wearing whatever colours the subreddit you're on is wearing. ──────────────────────────────────────── WHERE IT WORKS old.reddit.com only. Your subreddit verdicts sort the big mixed feeds — your front page, /r/all, /r/popular and multireddits — the places you don't choose what shows up, and a subreddit you've blocked stays hidden on its own page too. Word filters, user blocking, post hiding and karma profiles work everywhere on old.reddit.com. ──────────────────────────────────────── IN REDDIT'S OWN HEADER Three things in a row: the menu button, the slider, and a + for word filters. THE SLIDER has four stops: Hide Blocked, Show All, Discover and Isolate. Between Hide Blocked and Show All it decides how much of a blocked post you still see. At Show All every post is drawn in full, and the ones in your Hidden list are struck through. Slide left and the posts your lists caught get fainter, the subreddit name holding on longest so you can still tell what a faded post is, until at Hide Blocked they leave the page entirely. DISCOVER shows only subreddits you haven't sorted yet. Each one you approve, mark neutral or block leaves the view, so sorting a fresh feed is quick. ISOLATE shows only the lists you light up in its bar — several at once if you like. It is the fastest way to audit a rule before you trust it: isolate a word filter and you see exactly what it is catching, and nothing else. Both modes put a bar across the top of the page that names the mode and carries the × that leaves it, so the page never looks broken. THE + opens a small card: add an Aggressive or an Exact word filter, type the word, press Enter, and the posts it catches leave the page. ──────────────────────────────────────── ON THE POSTS THEMSELVES Every post in the big feeds carries ✓ – × — approve, mark neutral or block that subreddit without leaving the page. Subreddit names are tinted green, grey and red to match, so you can see your own verdicts as you scroll. THE HIDE STRIP. The left edge of every post is a narrow strip with a faint ×. Press it and the post goes to your Hidden list, its preview folding shut if it was open. On a post already in that list the strip carries a ⊕ that takes it back out. A hidden post can stay on the page as a ghost. Click it to look — and if it was in your Hidden list, that unhides it. Its ? says why it was hidden. Hold a username to block that user. Hold a video in a post's preview to play it at 2×; let go and it goes back to its speed. Clicking a post title does what reddit does: link posts go out to their link, self posts go to their comments. No click in this extension opens a post in place — reddit's own expand button, which the extension draws slightly larger, is the way to do that. Long titles wrap at the divider line instead of running on toward the sidebar. ──────────────────────────────────────── THE LISTS Approved Subreddits — subs you always want to see. Never hidden by a subreddit block. Neutral Subreddits — seen it, fine, keep showing it. Neutral hides nothing, but it counts as sorted, so Discover leaves it out. Blocked Subreddits — subs you never want to see: hidden in the big feeds and on their own page. Anything you haven't filed anywhere is simply unsorted, and it shows, because nothing hides a post for the absence of a verdict. To see only the unsorted, slide to Discover. Exact Filter List — whole-word, case-insensitive match on post titles and subreddit names. "game" matches "Game" but not "games". Aggressive Filter List — substring match anywhere. "game" also catches "games", "gameplay", "videogame". Blocked Users — the extension's own user list. No Reddit API, no login, and no 1,000-user cap. Their posts leave the listings and their comments collapse the way Reddit's own blocking collapses them — expandable if you want to look. Hidden — every post you've hidden, each with its own × to bring it back. Karma Blocker — named rules that hide posts from accounts whose karma looks manufactured. The lists have no on/off switches. An empty list already says "not in use", and it says it with the same controls you use to work the list. To stop one, empty it, or remove the entry you're tired of. ──────────────────────────────────────── HIDING POSTS Hides are local and completely reversible. Nothing touches Reddit's destructive hide API. Unhide one post from its strip or from the Hidden list, or clear the list with its trash button. The newest 2,000 hidden posts travel with sync, with tombstones so an unhide on one PC can't be resurrected by another; everything older moves to an unlimited archive on your own device, so a post you hid stays hidden rather than quietly coming back once the list is full. ──────────────────────────────────────── KARMA BLOCK PROFILES Karma profiles hide posts from accounts whose karma looks bought or farmed, and they're built one step at a time with a numbered row across the top showing where you are. You choose which karma to judge — post, comment, or total — and how to measure it: an absolute ceiling ("over 500,000 total karma"), or an earning speed, read in karma per year. Then AGE SCALING. A young account and an eight-year account should not face the same bar, so two handles on a chart …