Read the article. Skip the comments.

No Comment is a free browser add-on that hides comment and discussion sections on news sites, Reddit, YouTube, blogs and more.

Download No Comment 1.0.0

Zip file, 13 KB. Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi and Firefox.

No Comment is onoff

Local news

Council approves new cycling bridge

Comments (248)

early_bird First!

Henk1962 And who is paying for this? We are.

truth_teller_99 Nobody asked, but here is my opinion anyway.

Flip the switch to see what the add-on does to a page.

Install

Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi

Download the zip above and unzip it. Keep the folder: the browser loads the add-on from it.
Open chrome://extensions in the address bar (edge://extensions in Edge).
Switch on Developer mode, at the top right.
Click Load unpacked and choose the unzipped folder.

Firefox

Download the zip above. You do not need to unzip it.
Open about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox in the address bar.
Click Load Temporary Add-on and choose the zip file.

Firefox removes temporary add-ons when it restarts, so you repeat step 3 after a restart. A version that stays installed is not available yet.

Safari

There is no Safari version yet.

What it hides

Comment sections under news articles and blog posts, including nu.nl and Tweakers.
The comment thread on Reddit posts. The post itself stays.
Comments and live chat on YouTube.
Embedded comment boxes such as Disqus and Facebook comments.
Comment counters and "jump to comments" links.

Facebook, X and Instagram are not covered.

You decide where

One switch turns it on or off everywhere, another does the same for the site you are on.
If a site still shows comments, click Pick what to hide and then click the part you want gone. It stays hidden on that site until you bring it back.
It starts switched off on sites where comments are the point, such as GitHub and Stack Overflow.

Private

No Comment does not collect anything and never contacts a server. Your settings stay in your browser. It needs permission to run on the websites you visit, because that is where it hides things.