Tampermonkey userscript for removing HN threads via predefined regexes

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Tampermonkey userscript for removing HN threads via predefined regexes is a browser extension script that filters Hacker News content by automatically hiding threads matching customizable text patterns. Designed for Hacker News users who want to personalize their feed, it allows readers to exclude posts based on keywords or phrases they define. The script runs locally in the browser using Tampermonkey and applies regex-based filtering rules to declutter the browsing experience.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

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In "A.?[Ii].?" . Is a wild card. You would need to escape it "A\\.?[Ii]\\.?" In "A.?[Ii].?" . Is a wild card. You would need to escape it "A\\.?[Ii]\\.?" Oh funny, I actually had already fixed that in my local version but didn't update it on GitHub. 😂 "A\.?[Ii]\.?" still needs to be escaped, though. so, "A\\.?[Ii]\\.?" Ah right, because JavaScript. I was just copy-pasting from https://regexr.com/from gist.github.com

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