A smart, privacy-first filter that runs locally on your browser. Block unwanted political content and images instantly.
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Everything runs locally on your device. No servers, no tracking, no compromise.
Automatically detects and hides headlines, articles, and social media posts containing specific political keywords. Browse your favorite news sites without the noise. Fully customizable keyword lists let you control exactly what gets filtered.
Identifies and blurs political images in real-time, directly in your browser — no images ever leave your device. Fast, accurate, and constantly improving.
Zero data collection, zero analytics, zero tracking. All processing happens 100% offline on your device. No external servers, no API calls, no telemetry of any kind. Your browsing stays yours.
Fine-tune your experience with adjustable keyword lists and sensitivity settings. Whitelist specific websites where you want to see all content. Toggle the filter on and off with a single click from the extension popup.
Designed for minimal performance impact. The extension loads efficiently and processes content in the background without slowing down your browsing. No heavy downloads or continuous resource usage.
Fully open source on GitHub. Inspect every line of code, contribute improvements, or fork it for your own needs. Transparency is a core principle — you can verify exactly what the extension does.
Get started in under a minute. No accounts, no configuration required.
Download the extension zip file, extract it, and load it into Chrome via chrome://extensions with Developer Mode enabled. Takes less than 60 seconds.
Visit any website. The Orange Filter automatically scans page content and images in the background, identifying and hiding political content before you see it.
Read the news, scroll social media, and browse the web with peace of mind. Toggle filtering on or off anytime with a single click on the extension icon.
Everything you need to know about The Orange Filter.
Yes, The Orange Filter is completely free to use. There are no premium tiers, subscriptions, or hidden costs. The source code is open source and available on GitHub.
No. The Orange Filter runs 100% offline on your device. It collects zero data, uses no analytics, and never transmits anything to external servers. All processing happens locally in your browser.
The extension uses TensorFlow.js to run a machine learning model directly in your browser. When you visit a page, it analyzes images locally on your device in real-time to identify political content and blurs matching images. No images ever leave your computer.
The Orange Filter currently supports Google Chrome (and Chromium-based browsers like Brave and Edge). Firefox support is planned for a future release.
Yes. The Orange Filter includes a whitelist feature that lets you disable filtering on specific websites. This is useful for sites where you want to see all content unfiltered, or for sites that don't work well with the filter enabled.
Download the zip file from this page, extract it to a folder on your computer, then open chrome://extensions in Chrome, enable "Developer mode" in the top right corner, click "Load unpacked", and select the extracted folder. The filter starts working immediately on all new pages you visit.
The Orange Filter is designed to be lightweight. The text filtering is near-instantaneous, and image processing runs in an isolated background worker to avoid affecting page performance. Most users report no noticeable slowdown.
The extension requires: storage (to save your settings locally), activeTab (to know which site you're on for whitelist functionality), declarativeNetRequest (to block filtered URLs), and offscreen (to run image analysis in a background worker). No network or data-access permissions are needed.
Download The Orange Filter and start browsing with peace of mind. Free, private, and open source.
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