Knockoff filters the trademark-squat pseudo-brands (the SZHLUXes and HORUSDYs) out of your search results, so what's left is brands with a reputation to lose.
Also on Firefox. Free, fair source (FSL), no accounts, no tracking. Works on every Amazon marketplace.
Junk gets flagged, dimmed, or hidden. Your call. Real brands pass untouched.
No accounts, no cloud lookups on your shopping path. The whole appraisal runs locally in your browser, on every Amazon page you open.
A curated register of established brands, refreshed daily. Real brands pass instantly.
Pseudo-brands have a linguistic signature: ALL-CAPS squat-length strings, vanishing vowels, unpronounceable consonant runs. Knockoff scores every unknown name against it.
Relaxed, Standard, or Strict, and flagged items are hidden, dimmed, or just labeled. Every verdict is one click from being overridden.
Filtered listings can vanish entirely (with a one-click reveal), fade until hovered, or just wear a warning chip.
Flip one toggle to strip Amazon's paid “Sponsored” listings out of search, too. Off by default. Your call.
Trust or block any brand from the results page. Your personal lists override every other signal, always.
Relaxed catches the notorious offenders. Standard adds suspect names and unbranded listings. Strict allows only recognized brands.
One-click misclassification reports feed a curated list that reaches every install within a day, no update required.
No accounts, no analytics, no tracking. The only network request is a daily brand-list refresh. Reports are opt-in and anonymous.
FSL-1.1-MIT, converting to MIT after two years. No build step, readable in an afternoon. The brand lists are plain text files, so fixing a misclassification is a one-line PR.
The junk-brand arms race is only winnable together. Add brands, tune the heuristics, or just report misclassifications from inside the extension. Every fix ships to everyone.