Back in my post-college days, a gaggle of (single) associates would collect to have a good time Anti-Valentines Day, shunning anybody who had coupled up. It was an excuse to celebration, principally. But had the world provided it to us, we’d have downloaded the HeartBlocker plugin for Opera GX.

HeartBlocker works by filtering out phrases and imagery hooked up to Valentine’s Day and changing them with one thing much less… valuable. The plugin has two choices: Normal Mode, which takes a extra impartial strategy, and “Emo Mode” — which dials up the angst in an enormous manner. Think rain, darkish colours, the works.

Unfortunately it received’t routinely lower out photos of your ex from any pictures that you’ve saved in your PC, however with AI all issues are ultimately doable.

To get it, you’ll must obtain the plugin from the website for Opera GX, Opera’s gaming-friendly browser offshoot. The extension will seem within the Extensions portion of the browser’s menu choices, and will be eliminated as soon as the vacation ends or in the event you’ve scored a last-minute date on the native watering gap. Your selection!

Opera Software

Opera GX debuted in 2019 as a gamer-friendly browser, full with RGB lighting, RAM counters, and extra. Over time Opera GX has added support for Discord and extra, even sanitizing your dubious browser history after your dying. Since Opera solely has simply above 1 percent of all browser users in the United States, it’s positively a distinct segment market.

Still, in the event you view Valentine’s Day by way of the lens of an ex who casually ripped your coronary heart out and left you to surprise in the event you’d ever love once more, then invited you to her marriage ceremony, properly… Opera GX and HeartBlocker could also be for you.