HN Blacklist is a userscript designed to help filter out submissions from undesired sources on Hacker News. With an intuitive UI, users can easily blacklist articles based on source, title text, or user. Take control of your Hacker News feed for a cleaner and more personalized browsing experience.
HN Blacklist is a powerful userscript designed to enhance your browsing experience on Hacker News by allowing users to filter out submissions from specific sources they prefer not to see. This script is compatible with popular tools such as Greasemonkey and Tampermonkey, making it easy to implement directly in a web browser.
HN Blacklist provides a user-friendly interface at the bottom of the Hacker News page, enabling convenient management of filtered content:
By Domain: To exclude articles from particular sources, prefix the domain with source:. For example:
source:example.com
By Title Text: It’s possible to remove articles containing specific words or phrases from your feed. For instance, to filter out titles with "ChatGPT":
ChatGPT
Note that this filtering is case-insensitive.
By User: To eliminate submissions from particular users, use the user: prefix followed by the username. Example:
user:username
These filtering capabilities allow users to curate their content efficiently, enhancing the overall user experience on Hacker News.
HN Blacklist can be found and installed from Greasy Fork, or users can copy the script directly from the hn-blacklist.js file available in this repository.
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