I've always wondered why Chrome hasn't incorporated these features themselves.

Knockoff, gives users the choice between having these potentially dubious goods dimmed in grayscale, marked, or having them hidden altogether from search results.

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A new browser extension—called Knockoff—aims to handle this decluttering for you. It greys out or hides items from shady and ...

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