Idea: Jev like models filtering of web elements

[Aladincz]

Hello,

I just discovered project. And I wanted to share idea I saw yesterday where Jev decision model was used in browser to decide which elements should stay visible and with tap of buttons they disapeared immediatelly.

Was in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGD_UR4wMJc&pp=0gcJCS8MAYcqIYzv

[marcocebrian]

This is such a good idea to detect ads... But maybe too much CPU consuming. Can we run a sandbox experiment on this?

[IRONICBo]

Given this repo's no-phone-home rule, I'd keep the first experiment outside the product: use ./bench to export selectors and text from a disposable tab, run a local System One-compatible model on that frozen fixture, and compare it with a small hand-labeled keep/hide set. I maintain Jev Social, and the useful boundary for us has been simple: the model chooses only observed targets, code validates the exact target, and nothing mutates until that check passes.

[driceroland]

Thank you for the idea, @Aladincz! Drice has decided to keep Search's built-in blocker as it is, without model-based filtering of page elements, so it stays small and predictable. An optional ad-blocking add-on, downloaded from Settings if you want it, may come later. Meanwhile, uBlock Origin Lite works in Search, from the Chrome Web Store.