Quiet PRs – Hide Bots on GitHub by gantoine
Hide noisy bot comments on PRs and issues.
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About this extension
Bots spam comment on every pull request: coverage reports, CI summaries, AI reviews, and more. Replies from developers actually discussing the change get buried between them.
Quiet PRs allows you to hide (or collapse) noisy bot comments, so human discussions are easier to see.
Bots are recognized by
Quiet PRs allows you to hide (or collapse) noisy bot comments, so human discussions are easier to see.
- Press
bto show/hide bot comments - Press
eto show/hide events (labels, commits, reviews, merges) - When hidden, bot reviewers drop out of the Reviewers sidebar as well
- Human replies to bot comments stay visible when bot comments are hidden
- The same filter applies to inline review threads on the Files changed tab.
Bots are recognized by
name[bot] logins, author links pointing at /apps/, GitHub App avatars, bot and AI badges, a built-in list of 30+ common apps, and optional name heuristics. Unrecognized bot accounts, or ones that post through a personal access token, can be added manually in the settings.Classification reads GitHub's DOM and may break when GitHub redesigns the PR page. Anything the extension doesn't recognize is treated as human and left visible.
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Permissions and data
Required permissions:
- Access your data for github.com
Optional permissions:
- Access your data for github.com
Data collection:
- The developer says this extension doesn't require data collection.
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- Version
- 0.3.1
- Size
- 33.99 KB
- Last updated
- 20 hours ago (Oct 2, 2026)
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- MIT License
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