Why would we deny it? The comment sections on many websites confirm a fundamental truth: some users on the Web are basically neanderthals with a keyboard. In those cases, the extension Shut Up: Comment Blocker comes to the rescue, enabling a mechanism to block comments in the main browsers without restricting access to the most useful exchanges.
From a certain point of view, the modern Web teaches us a more extreme version of the famous Eternal September that devoured the Usenet network. Today, any person anywhere in the world with minimal connectivity can leave a comment... and most likely it will be to insult someone.
Personally, I think it's a shame. The content of many portals is excellent, but the radioactivity of their comment sections ruins everything. The wasted potential is gigantic. What alternative do we have? Although we might not like it... block comments using an extension. That's when Shut Up: Comment Blocker comes in.
How to Block Comments with Shut Up: Comment Blocker
Once installed, the extension goes into action immediately. One of the best places to test it is YouTube: we load a video, and when we scroll down to the comments section, we see that it has completely disappeared.
If you prefer to see comments on a specific portal, simply right-click and choose the option Change comment visibility from the context menu. The advanced parameters of the extension are limited to remembering the sites where we have activated comments, and enabling or disabling their availability in the context menu.
Shut Up: Comment Blocker is also available as an app for iOS devices, but it reaches its maximum potential as an extension in desktop browsers. Give it a try!
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