FurAffinity Features
A collection of features and enhancements for Fur Affinity
Add your tags you want to sift through then hover over the item to see its tags.
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This extension further adds filtering and search functionality to furaffinity's search engine.
It allows blacklisting and whitelisting based on the post's tags as well as hovering to preview the post's tags.
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A collection of features and enhancements for Fur Affinity
A simple way to filter out artists you don't want to see on FurAffinity.
A webextension to allow blacklisting content on FA to protect your eyes and sanity.
Filter search results for your favorite websites on Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo
Helping critters with finding the sources of furry artwork.
FurAffinity Extender adds to the your browsing experience of FurAffinity.net by adding additional client-side features.
The best extension I've found for filtering. However, your millage may vary depending on a few things. When your blacklist (or whitelist) is turned on, any thumbnails with those blacklisted terms are completely hidden and the remaining will populate one-by-one on the screen. While I prefer to have the thumbnails censored (in case I want to double check) and waiting for all the thumbnails to appear can be annoying at times, I could live with it. Unfortunately, the big problem is that art with no tags gets hidden as well. So now I solely use the Tag Preview feature. Being able to color code the tags (red, green, or blue) makes it very easy to know when I want to open something.