Choose a page with a repeated list
The extension works best on ordinary HTTP or HTTPS pages where products, articles, posts, directory entries, gallery items, or other content appears as repeated cards or rows. Each item should expose its useful values as accessible text or attributes in the page.
Chrome internal pages, the Chrome Web Store, the built-in PDF Viewer, canvas-only lists, inaccessible frames, and interfaces without a repeated structure are not supported.
Build your first website filter
- Open the webpage and wait until the repeated list you want to filter is visible.
- Select Website List Filter from the Chrome toolbar and choose Select a card. The Side Panel stays open beside the page.
- Click the outer area of one representative card or row. Use the up or down arrow key if you need to widen or narrow the detected repeated group, then press Enter.
- Click the title, price, tag, rating, author, date, or other visible field you want to use.
- Choose the appropriate field type and comparison, then enter the condition value.
- Apply the rule to preview the result on the current page. Check several matching and non-matching cards before saving.
- Name the rule and save it when the result matches your intent. Applying first is optional, but previewing helps catch a wrong field or condition.
How to make a reliable card selection
Click the card container, not a small control
A link, button, badge, or price label may be too specific to reveal the repeated list. Start from the outer area that visually contains the whole card. The blue outline should cover comparable items in the same list.
Keep one card type structurally consistent
A standard product card and a sponsored card can look similar while using different markup. Add a separate card type when a recurring alternate layout needs the same filter.
Choose the exact value
Select only the title, price, rating, or other field you want to evaluate. If one element contains several values, a more specific child element usually produces a cleaner filter.
Preview and restore the page
After applying a condition, review the result count and sample cards. If a field is missing or cannot be parsed, check the missing-value policy instead of assuming the card failed the condition.
Disable the rule or use Restore to remove the extension’s hiding, highlighting, and sorting changes. Website List Filter changes the current view; it does not permanently edit the website.