Jev-Powered DOM Ad Remover

typesafe-adblock is a Chrome extension that asks the TypeSafe Jev decision model whether a DOM element is an ad, then removes it from the page.

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realZachi@realZachi

🧹 Fun project: a Chrome extension that asks a tiny AI decision model (TypeSafe Jev) "is this DOM element an ad?" and pops it off the page. BYOK, no backend, not a real ad blocker.

Sep 19, 2026GitHubView on GitHub

It uses BYOK and has no backend. The author notes that it is not a real ad blocker.

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