I saw that it's really easy to use without having to bother the SN devs; however, for me, since I use the PWA version most of the time and don't use Brave, it's still out of reach. It's good to know there are good coders like you to count on when I want to suggest something that's not feasible to implement across the entire platform.

Fenix

OneOneSeven

Does your script hide the comments from muted users that stay collapsed until you click on them?

This has been suggested before, but iirc it's hard to get all the details right. I don't remember the details, though.

This script can be simple, because, as something not officially part of SN, it doesn't have to meet the same quality standards.

For example, with this script, if you happen to click on a link to a reply to someone you've muted, you won't be scrolled to the reply, because the script removes the muted thread (as mentioned by 

). The "official code" would have uncollapsed the muted thread.

I hope stackers don't run this and then report bugs caused by it to 

mutenuke: never see 'reply from someone you muted' again

> Does your script hide the comments from muted users that stay collapsed until you click on them?

Yes!

> It could be a toggle in the SN settings

This has been suggested before, but iirc it's hard to get all the details right. I don't remember the details, though.

This script can be simple, because, as something not officially part of SN, it doesn't have to meet the same quality standards.

For example, with this script, if you happen to click on a link to a reply to someone you've muted, you won't be scrolled to the reply, because the script removes the muted thread (as mentioned by @optimism in https://stacker.news/items/1439503?commentId=1439671). The "official code" would have uncollapsed the muted thread.

I hope stackers don't run this and then report bugs caused by it to @k00b or @sox 😅