Bliss is a Firefox extension that detects user-defined words, n-grams, or regular expressions on webpages and redacts the surrounding content. Users can configure removal limits by page area, height, width, and screen-relative size to filter articles or other sections without hiding unrelated content.
In the Browser DevTools & extensions space, Bliss takes a focused approach. It focuses on avoiding unwanted topics or keywords on webpages by automatically redacting matching content. Bliss is a consumer product aimed at firefox users who want to filter unwanted webpage content. Bliss costs nothing to use. It runs on the web and embeddable surfaces.
Behind Bliss is schroeding, and it first shipped in 2021. Among its 8 catalogued features are keyword filtering, N-gram matching, and regular expressions. The interface is available in 32 languages, including Czech, German, and Greek.
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