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Browser extension that automatically blocks slop posts on your X/Twitter feed. Low-effort, AI-generated posts (commonly referred to as "slop") are quickly becoming a nuisance on the internet, and especially on X (formerly Twitter). Your feed shouldn't be full of engagement-farming bots and AI-generated garbage. SlopMuter automatically cleans up your X/Twitter feed by hiding posts from known slop accounts. Simply install the extension, pick your blocklists, and browse X like normal. SlopMuter works silently in the background, scanning tweets as you scroll and removing the ones from accounts on your enabled blocklists. ● Curated Blocklists: Choose from multiple community-maintained blocklists targeting different types of slop: AI maximalism, AI-generated content, engagement farming, low-effort posts, and more. ● Real-Time Filtering: Posts are hidden instantly as they appear in your feed. No page reloads needed. ● Fully Customizable: Enable or disable blocklists at any time from the extension popup. Changes take effect immediately. ● Privacy-First: All data stays on your device. SlopMuter does not collect, transmit, or store any personal information. Blocklist data is fetched from a public GitHub repository and cached locally. ● Lightweight: Minimal impact on your browsing performance. SlopMuter only runs on X/Twitter pages. Take back your feed.
Mar 1, 2026
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