Hey Product Hunt, I'm the maker of Crumb. I kept searching for things like "walnut desk" and scrolling past desk lamps, chairs, monitor arms and ads before I got to a desk. Store filters help, but they don't know what you actually meant. Crumb sits on the search page. As results load, it compares each listing's text with your search and hides the ones that clearly don't match, so the page closes up around the good ones. A separate switch removes sponsored tiles. Nothing is deleted: turn Crumb off and every listing comes back. It started on Facebook Marketplace and now works on 15 sites, including Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Newegg and Wayfair. A few honest limits: it works from listing text, not images, so it can miss things a photo would show. It's desktop Chrome only. And it's deliberately cautious, so borderline listings stay visible. It's free with no account. I'd love to hear about any search where it hid something it shouldn't, or where it should hide more, and which store you'd want next. There's a "Request this site" button in the popup for that.

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