letsblockit

You should look into filters setup by https://github.com/letsblockit/letsblockit for YouTube. That was an ambitious project, sadly discontinued.

SEEKING VOLUNTEERS: https://letsblock.it - https://github.com/letsblockit/letsblockit/ A companion project for uBlockOrigin that curates a corpus of content blocking templates, and provides the server to create you personal list of content blocking rules. The official instance just hit 800 active lists and a lot of template suggestions have been filed recently. The easiest way to contribute is to create new templates, fix or extend existing ones. You need to learn the uBlockOrigin syntax and how to properly target the right elements, happy to mentor! See recent PRs for examples and https://github.com/letsblockit/letsblockit/blob/main/data/fi... for documentation. The server itself is built with Go and HTMX, it's pretty low-maintenance, but there's interesting improvements if you want to toy with it (need to open issues for these).

FYI, I have such a call to maintainer [1] for a "Twitter cleanup" template similar to the "Google search cleanup" one [2]. There is definitely a need, but it seems over my current carrying capacity. For Meta's properties, I would wait for the maintainer to have a track record of contributions before being comfortable opening that door. [1]: https://github.com/letsblockit/letsblockit/issues/269 [2]: https://letsblock.it/filters/google-search-cleanup

Gin and Echo cover similar feature scopes (the HTTP plumbing around your business logic, that you write in handler functions), but I chose Echo for my project[1] because: - it ships a pretty extensive collection of middlewares that will get you to 80% faster - the documentation[2] is really well written and accessible to new web developers: most "must have" features have a cookbook page, so you don't have to google for blog posts. - it does indeed use a custom handler function signature, but in my opinion this one is better (returning errors instead of handling them locally in each handler). You can still use handlers and middlewares written for other frameworks (for example the great statigz[3] handler) through the `echo.WrapHandler` and `echo.WrapMiddleware` functions [1] https://github.com/letsblockit/letsblockit [2] https://echo.labst