Begone (mmenhhmlobbeemaigfgkkaaahgcjahhh): Define your prohibited words/pictures list. Any page element, post or article containing one of these words it's censored.... Read More > or Download Now >
Begone for Chrome
Tech Specs
- • Type: Browser Extension
- • Latest Version: 1.10
- • Price: Freeware
- • Offline: No
- • Developer: paolo
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 4.2 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 5
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 10
- • Current Version Downloads
- 10
- • Updated: October 7, 2019
Begone is a free Accessibility Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file and install it.
More About Begone
This plugin filters out any page element containing text or pictures that you don't want to see. Because everyone on the internet not only keeps posting about things you are uninterested in, but does it so repeatedly that sometimes it feels like being harassed. Remove from your browsing experience, from your favorite social network or blog all the articles about matters and subjects you're absolutely done with, stop visualizing these things all day long!
It works by scanning html attributes, css styles names, image filenames and when there's a match with one of the words you've added to the list that element is removed or blurred, depending on your preferences. Obviously this scanning came at the cost of a slightly slower page loading , but as long you don't utilize a really obsolete computer this really won't be an issue.
There's an all new "artificial intelligence" tab for images only: you can pick the categories of things you want to remove from your browsing experience and when the image detection does trigger, the image gets blurred. Due to the experimental nature of this new A.I. feature and its limitations, categories selected in this tab can misfire from time to time, but overall it does a reasonably decent job.
A more clever implementation of a.i. image detection it's in the works.
No ads, no fees, no in-app purchases, no tricks. I made this extension for me and my buddies, if you want to utilize it as well be my guest but don't expect too much from any complaint.
On the other hand, constructive suggestions are gladly welcome.
changelog:
1.10:
- preferences initialization and persistence has a better syncronization system
- for a page element to match it's now necessary an entire-word match. E.g.: adding the word "cat" before also censored "categories", "locality" etc.... Now only matches "cat".
- added a specific toggle to switch on and off the AI detection
- added a short description to the AI tab
- word minimum length lowered to 3 characters
It works by scanning html attributes, css styles names, image filenames and when there's a match with one of the words you've added to the list that element is removed or blurred, depending on your preferences. Obviously this scanning came at the cost of a slightly slower page loading , but as long you don't utilize a really obsolete computer this really won't be an issue.
There's an all new "artificial intelligence" tab for images only: you can pick the categories of things you want to remove from your browsing experience and when the image detection does trigger, the image gets blurred. Due to the experimental nature of this new A.I. feature and its limitations, categories selected in this tab can misfire from time to time, but overall it does a reasonably decent job.
A more clever implementation of a.i. image detection it's in the works.
No ads, no fees, no in-app purchases, no tricks. I made this extension for me and my buddies, if you want to utilize it as well be my guest but don't expect too much from any complaint.
On the other hand, constructive suggestions are gladly welcome.
changelog:
1.10:
- preferences initialization and persistence has a better syncronization system
- for a page element to match it's now necessary an entire-word match. E.g.: adding the word "cat" before also censored "categories", "locality" etc.... Now only matches "cat".
- added a specific toggle to switch on and off the AI detection
- added a short description to the AI tab
- word minimum length lowered to 3 characters
