Alternatives to Shut Up: Comment Blocker
50 Reading apps to use instead, best rated first.
Top picks
Substack
LaunchDiscover & subscribe to independent writers, podcasters, and video creators.
Are.na
LaunchA platform for connecting ideas and building knowledge. A thoughtful corner of the internet.
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ArchiveBox
Launch📸 Save the current page with the toolbar button, keyboard shortcut, or right-click menu. 🏛 Send URLs to your own ArchiveBox server to preserve websites for later. 🏷 Search, sort, tag, and manage your saved URLs in one place. ⚙ Automatically
Self-hosted
- F
Free Programming Books
LaunchFree Programming Books is a long-running list of free learning resources for programmers, kept by the Free Ebook Foundation on GitHub. It gathers freely available books, courses, interactive tutorials, podcasts, screencasts and problem sets
- R

RSSHub
LaunchEasy to use, and extensible RSS feed aggregator capable of generating RSS feeds from pretty much everything ranging from social media to university departments. (Demo, Source Code) MIT Nodejs/Docker
Self-hosted
- L

Linkwarden
LaunchCollect, read, annotate, and fully preserve what matters. Open-source, self-hostable bookmark manager with full-page archival.
Self-hosted
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Beelinereader
BeeLine Reader's award-winning technology helps readers stay focused for longer
About Shut Up: Comment Blocker
Shut Up: Comment Blocker
Shut Up hides comments on most websites
If you've ever gone to a website and read its comments section, you'll have seen that it's just a vitriolic, idiotic wasteland. Why subject yourself to that? Shut Up hides comments by default. And, you can show comments on a page with a click of a button. It will remember where you turn on comments, and will show them the next time you visit that site. That's it. Simple and free. Enjoy!
- Price
- Free
- Made by
- Ricky Romero
- Category
- Reading
- Website
- rickyromero.com








