Jevoid hides ads and pop-ups, can show just the article, and blocks the types of pages you choose. Free for Chrome.
Add to ChromeUnofficial project. Not affiliated with TypeSafe AI.
The same page, with and without Jevoid.
Built-in rules handle the obvious cases. When something is unclear, Jevoid asks Jev, TypeSafe AI's model, so it can tell an ad from real content.
Known ad networks are blocked and ad slots hidden. Uncertain items are dimmed with Hide and Keep buttons, and your choice is remembered.
Newsletter and promo pop-ups disappear. Cookie and consent notices are never touched.
Optionally shows only the article in a clean reading view. One click brings the original page back.
Pick types like gambling or social media. A block page shows the type and how sure Jevoid is, and you can allow a site.
Lock the blocking settings with a 4-digit PIN, with a recovery code or a waiting reset if you forget it.
Switch it off and you get the site exactly as it was sent.




There are no Jevoid servers and no analytics. Jevoid decides most things on your device. Only when a decision is uncertain, and only if you added a key, a short description goes to the Jev API: never full pages, passwords, form contents or your browsing history. Read the privacy policy.
Yes. If it is useful, you can buy me a coffee. That never unlocks or removes anything.
Not to start. Known ads and obvious pop-ups are handled by built-in rules. A free key from TypeSafe lets Jev judge the uncertain cases and enables page-type blocking.
No. Jevoid is an independent, unofficial project that uses TypeSafe AI's Jev model through your own key.
If a page looks wrong, use Pause here in the popup, or press Keep on a dimmed item. Jevoid remembers your choice. Turning it off restores the page exactly as the site sent it.
Jevoid leaves the page as it is. It never blocks something because it could not decide.
Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store.
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