The extension
Import and export hidden accounts
Move your hidden accounts to another browser, or import a list someone shared. Importing adds to your list and never removes what you already hide.
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Open More settings from the popup and find Hidden accounts. Export list saves a JSON file of every account you hide, and every account you have marked as allowed. Import list reads one back.
Importing adds, it never replaces
An imported list is merged into yours. Accounts you already hide stay hidden, accounts named in both are not duplicated, and nothing you hid yourself is removed by importing a file from someone else. There is no "replace my list" option, because the failure it invites is losing your own rules to a file you did not read.
To remove accounts, unhide them individually from the card on the site.
What a list is, and what it is not
A list only changes what you see in your own browser. Importing one:
- does not report anyone,
- does not tell us anything, the file is never sent to our API,
- has no effect on what anyone else sees or on any account's score.
This is different from a community report, which is a claim you make to other people. Hiding is a filter you apply to yourself. A shared list is somebody's opinion about some accounts, and importing it means adopting that opinion for your own feed, nothing more.
Because of that, treat a list from a stranger the way you would treat any other list of names: it can be wrong, it can be stale, and it can be malicious. Nothing checks whether the accounts in it actually post AI-generated content.
Where the lists are stored
Hidden and allowed accounts are kept in your browser's local extension storage, not its sync storage. Browsers cap a single synced setting at about 8 KB, which a list of any real size exceeds, so a synced list would simply fail to save once it grew. Keeping them local is what makes importing a large list work.
The trade-off is that these lists do not roam between your browsers on their own. Export and import is how you move them, and it is the reason the feature exists.
Your other settings, including site rules and your sensitivity preset, still sync as before.
The file
The export is plain JSON, so you can read it before importing and edit it in any text editor. It records the accounts, the site each one belongs to, and the date it was exported. A file that is not a Slop Squash list, is empty, or was made by a newer version of the extension is refused with a reason rather than partly imported.