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I used a great one for FB until it stopped working, it blocked 95% of everything. Andrew Kelley had a good analogy in his Don't Take the Black Pill talk: > the user-facing software of Facebook is categorically, fundamentally coercive. It's like an arbitrary code execution exploit running on our brains. Scrolling down is the program counter, and the content that pops up is the instructions. https://andrewkelley.me/pos…
Write a browser plugin/userscript that, every time you hit / on facebook, redirects you to /?filter=all&sk=h_chr (In the age of AI it's better to DIY it, IMO, because it's one less bit of self-updating code you've downloaded from a stranger).
Thanks for the tip, the hidden feeds are much nicer.