Reddit Subreddit Hider by Anton Khodakovsky
Hides subreddits you don't want to see.
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About this extension
Mute is slow and too much bother. Just hide stuff you don't want to see.
What's new in 1.2.2:
New:
Added a Keywords tab alongside Subreddits — hides any post whose title or body text contains a chosen word or phrase, matched case-insensitively and anywhere in the text by default (no wildcard needed for a plain word). This complements subreddit-level blocking for topics that span many subreddits at once, e.g. tribute posts following a public figure's death.
Improved:
Clarified the in-app wildcard documentation: * only expands where it's placed (foo = starts with, foo* = contains anywhere), matching standard file-glob conventions. No functional change, just clearer guidance in the popup.
Fixed:
Declared browser_specific_settings.gecko_android.strict_min_version (142.0) alongside the existing gecko.strict_min_version (140.0), so the built-in data-collection consent screen is correctly gated on both desktop and Android per Mozilla's requirements.
No new permissions in this release. The extension still collects no data — both lists are stored locally via browser.storage.local.
No account or login required. To test: visit reddit.com or reddit.com/r/popular, open the extension popup, add a subreddit name or wildcard pattern, and confirm matching posts or subreddits disappear from the feed.
What's new in 1.2.2:
New:
Added a Keywords tab alongside Subreddits — hides any post whose title or body text contains a chosen word or phrase, matched case-insensitively and anywhere in the text by default (no wildcard needed for a plain word). This complements subreddit-level blocking for topics that span many subreddits at once, e.g. tribute posts following a public figure's death.
Improved:
Clarified the in-app wildcard documentation: * only expands where it's placed (foo = starts with, foo* = contains anywhere), matching standard file-glob conventions. No functional change, just clearer guidance in the popup.
Fixed:
Declared browser_specific_settings.gecko_android.strict_min_version (142.0) alongside the existing gecko.strict_min_version (140.0), so the built-in data-collection consent screen is correctly gated on both desktop and Android per Mozilla's requirements.
No new permissions in this release. The extension still collects no data — both lists are stored locally via browser.storage.local.
No account or login required. To test: visit reddit.com or reddit.com/r/popular, open the extension popup, add a subreddit name or wildcard pattern, and confirm matching posts or subreddits disappear from the feed.
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Permissions and data
Required permissions:
- Input data to the clipboard
- Access your data for www.reddit.com
- Access your data for old.reddit.com
- Access your data for new.reddit.com
Optional permissions:
- Access your data for www.reddit.com
- Access your data for old.reddit.com
- Access your data for new.reddit.com
Data collection:
- The developer says this extension doesn't require data collection.
More information
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- Version
- 1.2.2
- Size
- 21.9 kB
- Last updated
- a day ago (31 Aug 2026)
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- Licence
- Mozilla Public Licence 2.0
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