Free for Chrome and Firefox

Keep what youcame for.
Hush the rest.

Hush hides the noisy parts of YouTube, X, Reddit, LinkedIn and Instagram (Shorts, trends, promoted posts and more), so you keep using the sites, just quieter.

Coming soon to ChromeComing soon to Firefox

No account · No analytics · Settings stay in your browser

A live demo on a made-up page. The switches work: try them.

Five sites, one popup

Pick what goes, site by site

Every item is its own switch. Nothing is blocked and nothing is deleted: turn a switch off and that part of the page comes back on the next load.

Turn a whole site on or off with one switch
Light and dark follow your system

Also: open on Subscriptions, and move comments beside the video.

Not a blocker. Not a nag.

Hush assumes you know how you want to use these sites. It just takes the shouting out.

You still use the sites

Search, subscriptions, messages and the posts you open all work as before. Only the parts you switch off go quiet.

Every switch goes both ways

Hidden is not gone. Flip a switch back and the Shorts shelf, the trends or the sidebar return as they were.

Starts where you want

Choose the page each site opens on: Subscriptions instead of the home feed on YouTube, Following instead of For you on X.

Privacy

Quiet about you, too

No account, no analytics, no server. Your switches live in your browser's own extension storage, and that is the whole of what Hush keeps.

0: servers of our own
0: accounts to create
0: trackers or analytics

Read the privacy policy

Everything Hush stores (example)on this device

{
  "youtube": { "enabled": true, "hideShorts": true,
               "landing": "subscriptions" },
  "x":       { "enabled": true, "hideTrending": true },
  "reddit":  { "enabled": true, "hidePromoted": true }
}

No history, no posts, no names. Uninstall Hush and the browser removes this too.

Permissions it asks for:
the five sites, to hide parts of their pages
storage, to remember your switches
the active tab, so the popup opens on the right site

Questions

Is Hush free?

Yes. Hush is free for Chrome and Firefox.

Does it block any websites?

No. Every site loads as usual. Hush only hides the parts of the page you switch off, like the Shorts shelf or promoted posts.

What does Hush know about me?

Nothing. It has no account and no server, and it keeps only your switch settings, in your browser.

Can I bring something back?

Any time. Turn the switch off and that part of the page is back on the next load. You can also turn Hush off for a whole site.

Quiet your social feeds

Free for Chrome and Firefox. Set it up in a minute, and every switch stays yours to flip back.