I have long longed for the ability to not see foul language in my Twitter stream. Why I didn’t think to create a Kynetx app before now to do this very thing is beyond me. Today a friend of mine on Twitter mentioned that he also wished there was a way to filter or hide foul language in tweets so I decided I would build this app. I decided to build the app so that it would replace foul words with asterisks instead of just hiding the tweet from the tweet stream, which I could build another app to do or I could have a setting to change the functionality. I also don’t have a way for new words to be censored other than you contacting me and asking me to add a word to the list. I don’t really want an inbox full of foul language but if you see that my app has missed something that you think should be hidden then let me know via twitter or email and I’ll probably add it.
I’m not going to show before and after action shots but I can show you how the app behaves when I was testing it with a list of random words:
I am a BIG fan of One True Fan. Maybe even “the” one true fan of One True Fan. ; )
I’ve noticed recently that I have been hiding the One True Fan bar a lot for various reasons. I really love the bar but I don’t always want to see it, but at the same time I always want it to be there. So… I built a Kynetx app that solves my problem and maybe others will find it useful also.
Minimal One True Fan is a Chrome and Firefox Extension that
looks for the One True Fan bar on the page
hides the bar
takes the checked in status button and places it in the bottom left corner of the page
clicking on the status button will bring the bar back
Updated the app to also show the avatar of the current One True Fan of the current site because who doesn’t love to see if they are the One True Fan? : D
I’ve gotten sick of constantly going to web pages where the main thing I want to do is a search and the site doesn’t put my cursor focus in the search input box. Gah!
I have decided to make a Kynetx app that helps me with this annoyance and you are free to use it and give feedback (things like, ‘I wish it worked on this site’ or ‘Dude! This is awesome!’).
*It is currently only helping on a few sites but I will be adding sites as I run across them and people suggest them.
If you have the extension installed and working, you can see a list of domains that the app is helping you focus on at the end of this post inserted by the extension.
If you had the extension installed and running properly, you would see this replaced with a list of the sites that the extension is currently helping on