Feed Curator for Reddit by Deanyo

Reddit only lets you mute communities one at a time. Feed Curator for Reddit lets you hide whole kinds of communities from Popular, All or your Home feed at once, and add your own rules.

Ready-made categories (all off until you switch them on):
- Celebrity gossip
- Reality TV
- Snark communities
- Streamers & influencer drama
- US politics
- Political headlines (by title keyword, in any subreddit)
- Rage bait & freakouts
- Tumblr
- Webcomics
- India-specific communities (plus an optional name-pattern variant)

Make your own categories from any mix of:
- exact subreddits (r/example)
- name patterns (snark, India*)
- whole-word title keywords ("comic strip")
- exclusions, plus a global "always show" allowlist

One-click blocking: hover any post and click the small ⊘ button to hide that community, add it to a category, add a title keyword, or always show it. It takes effect instantly and can be undone.

Also included:
- Choose where it filters: Popular only, Popular and All, the Home feed, or every feed. Visiting a community directly is never filtered.
- Dim mode shows matched posts faded, labelled with the rule that caught them. It's handy for checking your rules.
- Popup with per-category toggles, a pause button and counts of hidden posts.
- A rule tester, searchable rule lists, and JSON import/export.
- Works on the current Reddit site and on old.reddit.com.

Privacy: everything runs locally. There's no account, no Reddit API, no analytics and no network requests. Your rules are stored only in your browser. The add-on never changes your Reddit account or its settings.

Free and open source (GPL-3.0): https://github.com/deanyo/Curddit

Not affiliated with or endorsed by Reddit, Inc.