Mastodon’s filters are powerful, but also a little invisible. Once you set them up, you rarely notice how much they actually hide from your timeline. I wanted to know.
Mastodon Hidden Posts Stats is a small web app that connects to your Mastodon account and shows how many of your recent posts are filtered, and by which keywords and it also gives you some stats. Everything runs locally in your browser; no data ever leaves your device.
It’s a simple way to understand the effect of your filters and maybe fine-tune them a little.
If you’d like to see what your own filters are doing:
Open Mastodon Hidden Posts Stats
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