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Filter out negative comments on social media platforms
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*How it works*:
All Social Media replies are completely blocked when the user loads a post or comment that they authored, or if user is mentioned in another comment. Each reply under the comment is selectively unblocked after it undergoes a sentiment analysis, ranking the comment from 0 (negative) to 1 (positive).
Sentiment inference is only run when it is a user submission. It does not run otherwise. The sentiment inference is run in-browser, on your device, and does not use any API calls. It only uses electricity.
Chrome:
On-device Gemini Nano, provided by the browser:
https://developer.chrome.com/docs/ai/built-in-apis
The models are downloaded and cached on the user device. They require a few hundred MB of storage and will run with GPU acceleration automatically, and will default to quantized CPU inference, so it should run on a mobile device.
*Supported Sites*
- Instagram
- X
- Reddit
- YouTube
- Facebook
- HackerNews
## Usage
1. Open the extension by clicking on the icon in the toolbar.
2. Adjust the settings as needed.
3. Refresh the page or wait a few seconds for the extension to filter out negative comments.
## Why I Made This Tool
I have never, ever, once in my entire life, read a negative reply to one of my internet submissions and received some kind of value from it. No self-improvement. No deep reflection.
Quite the opposite. These comments sit in my mind and haunt me. I never forget them.
I think I'm like most people. I'm going through life, living it the way that I think is best for me. I keep my negative thoughts to myself. I don't blast them out all over the place.
Contrary to what a troll will tell you: "Oh, I'm holding you accountable blah-blah-blah", this is nothing more than bullying, and I think in most cases it is projection.
Moreover, it is apparent that the Internet economy is fueled on bullying, triggering, vitriol. OnlyLikes and on-device sentiment analysis are the first step in making the Internet a better place.
If you are a troll and you are reading this, and you feel an urge to post something mean, you are wasting your time because now I'll never see it.