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Spoiler protection for sport and entertainment browsing. DeSpoilerize helps you avoid accidental result spoilers while browsing. Set a protection schedule, such as every weekend, daily, custom days, always on, or paused, and DeSpoilerize will hide likely spoilers on supported sites while protection is active. You can also start temporary protection from the popup when you need extra cover, then return to your saved schedule when you are caught up. DeSpoilerize can protect topics such as motorsport, football, rugby, cricket, tennis, US sports, and entertainment, with support for custom protected terms if you want to hide specific teams, drivers, shows, events, or phrases. Supported sites can be controlled individually, so you can choose where filtering should apply. Current supported sites: - Google Search - Google News - BBC - The Guardian - YouTube If something is hidden that you are ready to see, you can reveal individual items or reveal everything on the current page. DeSpoilerize runs locally in your browser. It does not use a server, does not send page content anywhere, and does not use analytics. Current limitations: - False positives can happen, especially with stricter sensitivity settings. - Site-specific layouts may still need tuning as websites change. - Protection is based on configured topics and terms, not official live event calendars. - It does not yet provide a dedicated safe route to highlights.
Jun 19, 2026
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