Privacy Policy
AntiSlop — Privacy Policy
Developer: doghut — Last updated: 2026-07-14
AntiSlop does not collect, transmit, sell, or share any user data.
The data AntiSlop handles
AntiSlop works entirely on your own device (locally). The extension has no account system, no sign-up, no analytics, no telemetry, and no server of its own.
| Data | Where it lives | Whether it leaves your device |
|---|---|---|
| Your settings (which filters are on) | Chrome’s extension storage | Not to us. See the note on Chrome Sync below. |
| Your channel ban list / whitelist | Chrome’s extension storage | Not to us. See the note on Chrome Sync below. |
| Video titles, channel names, thumbnails, and comments being filtered | Read from the YouTube page in memory, classified on-device, then discarded | No |
| Machine-learning models | Bundled inside the extension package | No |
All classification is performed locally by machine-learning models running in your browser via ONNX Runtime Web (WebAssembly). The content AntiSlop reads from the page is used only to decide whether to hide an item on that same page, and is never stored or transmitted.
Chrome Sync — Your settings and channel lists are saved using Chrome’s built-in extension storage, so that they follow you across the Chrome browsers you are signed into. That syncing is performed by Chrome itself, under your own Google account and your own Chrome Sync settings. AntiSlop never transmits this data, never sees it leave your machine, and has no server to send it to. If you disable Chrome Sync, the data stays on that device only.
Network connections
AntiSlop makes exactly one kind of network request: it fetches video thumbnails from YouTube’s own image CDN (i.ytimg.com) so the on-device thumbnail model can classify them. These are the same images the page is already showing you. The request is read-only and identical to one your browser already makes.
That is the only server AntiSlop ever contacts. There is no analytics endpoint, no update server, and no backend of any kind. The machine-learning models ship inside the extension package and are updated only through the Chrome Web Store, like any other extension code. No request AntiSlop makes contains any information about you, your browsing, or what you watch.
Permissions
Each permission the extension requests exists solely to perform on-device filtering: storing your settings and lists (storage), providing the right-click ban/whitelist actions (contextMenus), running the machine-learning models (offscreen), filtering the YouTube page (www.youtube.com), and classifying thumbnails (i.ytimg.com).
Third parties
None. AntiSlop has no third-party services, SDKs, trackers, or advertising.
Contact
AntiSlop is developed by doghut, an independent developer. Questions or issues: feel free to reach out to business@doghut.org