de·shit·ti·fy

/diːˈʃɪtɪfaɪ/ verb

To reverse the hostile, profit-driven degradation of a digital product or service.

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Their web, Your web

The web is getting worse on purpose. Products that once served you are being redesigned to keep you scrolling, harvest your data, and bury you in hostile features, all to squeeze out more profit at your expense. You pay the price for that with your time and privacy.

Deshittify puts you back in control. It allows you to turn off hostile features, distractions, and engagement traps from the sites you use, giving you a cleaner web that helps you do what you came for. You decide what stays and goes, site by site.

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Deshittify

Open source

Deshittify is free and open source software, licensed under the GNU AGPLv3, and available on Codeberg. Contributions are very welcome. Feel free to add support for new sites, add new rules, or fix existing ones.

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Problems

Please report broken rules and other bugs on Codeberg. Feature, site and rule requests are also welcome.

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FAQ

What does Deshittify do?: Deshittify is a browser extension for Firefox and Chrome that allows you to disable certain hostile features on supported sites. It does this via built-in rules that you can choose to enable.
Which sites are supported?: Deshittify currently has rules for: Facebook, Twitch, WhatsApp, YouTube.
What data does Deshittify collect?: Deshittify does not collect any data. Rules are built into the extension, and your preferences are stored offline in your own browser.
What information does Deshittify have access to?: To remove a feature, Deshittify must be able to see and modify the page it appears on. This access is limited to supported sites only, and is exclusively used to apply the rules you enable.