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Fazle Rahman says Jev helped him build an open-source ad blocker inspired by Apple Safari that evaluates each element without hardcoded filter lists. In one article, it removed 16 ads and cost $0.0008, cached for the next visit.

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Fazle Rahman@fazlerocks๐•
jev helped me build my own ad blocker - apple safari-inspired thanos snap โ€ฆ INSANE! w/o any hardcoded filter lists. looks at each element and decides: ad or not in one article: 16 ads gone, ~20k tokens, $0.0008 cached for next visit open source, byok, repo below @typesafeai https://t.co/qkuzE6Wx1N
Sep 22, 2026X postsView on X
The project supports BYOK, and Rahman linked its repository in the post.

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