If you’re online, watch TV or have kids, you probably know the name Justin Bieber, and hear it way more than you want to.
One Firefox developer has the same feeling, and created a Firefox add-on to help achieve this goal, at least in internet searching and browsing.
The extension, named Shaved Bieber will censor any mention of the despised one in your browser. A bookmarklet is also available to allow custom censoring of pages.
The tool even helps hide images of Bieber so you don’t have to look at his adorable, despicable face.
Developer Greg Leuch was also responsible for a Firefox extension that changes upper case text to lower case in response to the Kanye West outbursts after the MTV Video Music Awards.
Source: CNet


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