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Show only your chosen audio on Crunchyroll release, browse, and title pages. # Chrome Web Store Listing — Crunchyroll Audio Filter ## Extension name Crunchyroll Audio Filter ## Description Crunchyroll Audio Filter helps clean up Crunchyroll so you can focus on the versions and shows you actually care about. ### What it does - Choose the audio you want to see, such as Japanese, English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, or German - Filter the Crunchyroll release calendar toward your chosen audio - Follow shows you care about - Highlight followed releases with clear status chips like: - Following - New for you - Seen - Mark episodes as Seen or Unseen from: - series pages - episode watch pages - Keep all extension data stored locally in your browser ### Great for - avoiding language clutter on the release calendar - tracking the anime you’re actively following - seeing which followed episodes are new versus already watched - keeping personal watch state without relying on Crunchyroll’s built-in organization alone ### Current feature highlights - Chosen-audio filtering - Followed shows list - Followed-only calendar view - Seen / Unseen episode tracking - Popup and options controls ### Privacy and data handling Crunchyroll Audio Filter stores its settings and tracking data locally in your browser using Chrome extension storage. This includes things like: - chosen audio preference - followed shows - episode seen/unseen state It does **not** require a backend service and does **not** upload your tracking data to a remote server.
Apr 11, 2026
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