This service takes any web article or news page and returns only the relevant content, freeing you from any clutter, including ads, popups and more. Install the Chrome extension, the Firefox Add-on or simply add "clearthis.page/?u=" before the URL you want to extract the useful content.
Great! I added it as a bookmarklet on my bookmarks bar:
javascript:location.href='https://clearthis.page/?u='+enco...
A useful addition to the URL example on the homepage, perhaps?
@eddiekxviii Never used it 😃, but reading the description it sounds like it does the same. The idea is to extract only the useful content from a news website (or any content really), avoiding paywalls, article limits, ads, modals, sounds, etc...
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@eddiekxviii Yes, it is. Except if you use the Chrome extension you're still giving your data away.
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pi-hole + disconnect + ... actually adblock has nothing to do
Hey Hunters, let me know if you have any questions about the tool! Thanks!
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@geraldoramos Would it be possible to have a small list of settings to change what is considered clutter? This extensions seems really good good for articles but for more forum based question answer sites it can't be used as comments are considered clutter.
ie: stackoverflow
@sam_ayres As of now it's possible for me to create a custom parser that bypasses the generic one (which works for most sites). I don't have one for Stackoverflow but thats a good idea. I will try to create a custom behavior that will parse stackoverflow links considering what is actually useful (Question and all answers)
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