I don't have a code example but I think even if the API is inadequate it doesn't really matter - filtering content can be solved in many ways. The browser exte

I don't have a code example but I think even if the API is inadequate it doesn't really matter - filtering content can be solved in many ways. The browser extension "Reddit Enhancement Suite" I think literally just parses the page you're on to remove undesired content. Reddit's /r/worldnews has content filtering I think might be done with CSS. SO could obviously make a minimal effort to empower such functionality too or build it into their UI. There's search services like the one HN uses that make the content a flexible API. https://github.com/honestbleeps/Reddit-Enhancement-Suite https://github.com/honestbleeps/Reddit-Enhancement-Suite