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Work · April 20, 2025

NoFans

Block OnlyFans Accounts on Instagram

What it does

I built a Google Chrome extension that blocks all Instagram accounts promoting OnlyFans, Fansly, and similar platforms—so you don’t end up seeing more of their content and eventually paying for it.

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