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Sieve

content filter & site blockershipping

A modular suite for the rest of it: dark patterns neutralised, toxic replies collapsed, cookie walls auto-rejected, fourteen categories of harmful site blocked, and a stop put to the infinite feed. MIT licensed, so you can read every rule.

Platforms
Chrome · Firefox · Edge
Modules
on-page · blocklists · wellbeing
Blocklist categories
14
Licence
MIT
Account required
none
Price
free
Source
1

01

The problem

The web's worst behaviour isn't pornography — it's the cancel-subscription button hidden three menus deep, the reply designed to make you angry enough to answer, and the feed that never ends. None of it is illegal, so nothing blocks it.

an ordinary article page
Subscribe — 40% offno thanks, i like paying full price
dark pattern · both options weighted alike
anon_4417toxicity 0.91
m_hart
reply collapsed, not deleted — you can open it
Accept allmanage
consent wall · rejected automatically
page as shipped

The switch is live — try it both ways


02

What it does

  1. 01

    Dark-pattern neutraliser

    Confirm-shaming copy, pre-ticked consent, disguised ads and buttons weighted so the manipulative option is the easy one — rewritten in place so the two choices look the same.

  2. 02

    Toxic replies, collapsed

    Comments scored as abusive are folded down with the score visible, not silently deleted. You can always open one. Hiding things without saying so is its own dark pattern.

  3. 03

    Cookie walls, auto-rejected

    Consent banners are answered with the most private option available and dismissed, instead of being visually hidden while the tracking continues underneath.

  4. 04

    Profanity masking

    Optional, adjustable, and off by default — useful mostly on shared or family machines.

  5. 05

    Fourteen categories of harm

    Gambling and betting, prediction markets, crypto scams, trading platforms, MLM schemes, malware and phishing, cryptojacking, piracy, AI spam farms, fake shops, gore, dating, plus your own lists and a shortener resolver that shows where a link actually goes.

  6. 06

    Doomscroll stopper

    A time budget per site that interrupts rather than blocks, because a hard block on a site you use for work just gets the extension uninstalled.

  7. 07

    Guardian Lock

    A PIN over the settings. It exists because the person most likely to turn a blocker off is the person who installed it, ten minutes from now.


03

Blocklists

Fourteen categories, each one a class of site that exists to take something from whoever lands on it.

  • 01Gambling & betting
  • 02Prediction markets
  • 03Crypto scams
  • 04Trading & exchanges
  • 05MLM schemes
  • 06Malware & phishing
  • 07Cryptojacking
  • 08Piracy & streaming
  • 09AI spam farms
  • 10Fraud & fake shops
  • 11Gore & shock sites
  • 12Dating sites
  • 13Custom block / allow
  • 14URL shortener resolver

04

In motion

Nothing loads until you press play.