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Auto-scrolls past sponsored and live posts on TikTok web. 🎯 TikTok Ad Block– Sponsored & LIVE Auto-Skip Extension ⚡ TikTok Ad Block is a lightweight Chrome extension to remove sponsored ads and live posts from your doom scrolling experience. There are options to automatically skip sponsored posts and LIVE videos in the "For You" feed. --- 🌟 Features 🚫 Skip Sponsored Posts Automatically detects and bypasses ads such as “Sponsored,” “Promoted,” and other TikTok ad formats in your feed. 🔴 Skip LIVE Videos When enabled, LIVE cards and stream previews are skipped automatically, keeping you focused on regular content. 🎚 Sleek Toggle UI A modern, polished popup with gradient styling and smooth toggle switches lets you easily enable or disable: - Sponsored Post Skipping - Live Post Skipping All settings are saved automatically via Chrome Storage. 🧩 Seamless Integration Runs quietly in the background, does not interfere with normal TikTok functionality, and adjusts instantly when you change settings. There is no data collection of any kind by this extension and all the code is publicly viewable on GitHub. [~This extension is made by an independent developer in their spare time and is offered at no cost. Like you, the developer wishes to remove sponsored posts from the TikTok browsing experience. Please keep this in mind and be kind when leaving a review :)~]
Dec 3, 2025
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