Hide Images/Videos
This extension hides images and videos for less distractions.
Block images based on user-set filters using Google's Vision AI. Requires your own GCP Vision API key (see: bit.ly/goog-vision).
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Chrome extension to block images based on user-set filters using Google's Vision AI.
Requires your own GCP Vision API key!
To set up your API key, follow the steps at https://cloud.google.com/vision/docs/setup up to and including the "Enable the API" step. Next, generate an API key using https://cloud.google.com/docs/authentication/api-keys. To use the filter, you would then input your API key into the extension popup window (click the extension icon)!
This product is still very early its development phase with tons of features and improvements planned down the line so stay tuned!
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Well, i found it interesting, so for now, ima leave this as a 1, just for SOME traction, neat that it has no reviews yet! If you could maybe do a lil "how to" video and post it here or something, that'd be great. I do enjoy a good puzzle, but i'd rather know its solvable. If not a video, just through instructions? I'm not sure how many are supposed to know about "API"s, thanks for the effort and sharing it! I'll come back if i figure it out. Else, i'll just remove it and update yall, sorry. but if you DO do the video/instructions thing, im more likely to give it another try, but i promise to not not take it in consideration and rank this again, byeee!