Quite Apps

Small extensions,
quietly made.

Two open-source Chrome extensions that take the advertising and the clutter out of the sites you use most. One permission each. No accounts, no tracking, nothing sent anywhere.

See the extensions How we go about it

Quite for YouTube

YouTube, without the advertising.

Free · MIT · Open source

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Quite for YouTube Protection on Ads removed before they load ALL TIME 1,284 Ads stopped3h 41m Time saved412 Ads skipped Stop ads loading Asks YouTube for the video in a way that comes back… Skip video ads Clicks Skip, fast-forwards unskippable ones. Hide feed & search ads Homepage, sidebar, search, Shorts, masthead. Hide player overlays Banners on top of the video. Hide merch shelves Product shelves under videos.

Quite for Facebook

A feed of the people you actually know.

Free · MIT · Open source

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Quite for Facebook Protection on Feed clutter hidden as it loads ALL TIME 213 Ads hidden313 Suggestions65 Groups Hide ads Posts marked “Sponsored” or “Ad”. Hide suggested posts Pages you don’t follow, pushed into your feed. Hide suggested groups Groups you’re not a member of. Hide the Sponsored column The ad panel on the right, above your contacts. Strict mode Only hide posts also marked “Suggested for you”.

How we go about it

We are a small independent studio in the UK. We make Chrome extensions that take things away rather than add them — and we publish the source, so you never have to take our word for what they do.

One job, done properly

Every extension has a single purpose and runs on a single site. If a feature does not serve that purpose it does not ship, however much we would enjoy building it.

The fewest permissions we can ask for

One permission each, plus access to the one site the extension is for. No access to your other tabs, no browsing history, nothing that reaches beyond the job.

Read the code yourself

Both extensions are MIT licensed and public on GitHub. Nothing is sent anywhere, there is no server and no analytics — and you do not have to trust us on that, because you can check.

Free, and staying free.

Both extensions are free, MIT licensed and always will be. There is no paid tier waiting behind them. If one has saved you some irritation and you feel like putting something in the hat, it keeps the work going — and if not, that is genuinely fine.

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Write to a person, not a queue.

Bug reports, feature requests, or a note to say something broke after a site update — all welcome, and all read by the person who wrote the code. Issues on GitHub work just as well.

Send us a message

Or email hello@quiteapps.co.uk from your own mail app.