Tired of endlessly scrolling through RNGs, cash grabs, and low-quality games? Frustrated by cluttered discovery feeds that waste your time? If so, I have something for you. The Filter They Forgot is an extension that can handle this and put YOU in control of what games appear on your Roblox pages. A plugin that gives you easy-to-use filtering tools with three display modes (Block/Hide, Blur, Highlight), six different filter types, rating-based controls, unlimited custom lists, and even more on the way. It's like having a personal curator for your Roblox feed, except this plugin doesn't sell your data, all features are free, and no for-profit corporation is behind this plugin. This extension comes ready to use right out of the box, installing with a Basic List of 300+ pre-made filters based on what players actually block most often. From Brainrot and Sprunki to Skibidi Toilet and endless "steal a [enter here the most random word that comes to your mind]" clones. Quick Start Guide

Installation
Click "Add to Browser" in the Extension Store
Extension installs automatically; no configuration required
First Launch
Visit Roblox.com and go to Home, Charts, or Discover page
Click the floating panel in the bottom-right corner
Activate Default Filter List (Only if it suits you)
The Basic List contains 300+ common filter terms
Click "Activate" next to it in the "All Lists" section
Games start filtering immediately; watch your feed clean up!
Customize (As much as you want)
Right-click any game's menu to add it to filters instantly.
Adjust settings in the right panel.
Import community lists from Discord or friends.
Enjoy!
Your filters work automatically on all Roblox discovery pages
Changes apply instantly without page refreshes
Settings are saved automatically and persist across sessions

To clear any doubts right from the start: Q: Will this get me banned from Roblox? A: Absolutely not! This extension only affects what you see on your own screen, it never modifies game files, or provides any in-game advantages. Q: Can I share my lists with friends? A: Yes! Use the Export function to save your lists as files, then share those files. Friends can import them with the Import function. Q: How do I find a game's Place ID? A: Visit the game page on Roblox. Look at the URL—the Place ID is the long number. Example: roblox.com/games/12345678/Game-Name → Place ID is 12345678 Q: Can I edit the default "Basic List" that comes with the extension? A: Of course! You can freely edit the default Basic List using any of built-in tools. You can also export it and use it as a base to create your own custom lists. Q: I accidentally filtered a game I want. How do I undo it? A: You can remove it in three ways: The first is through the 3-dot menu. The second is to open the extension panel, go to Settings → List Filter Mode section, expand the relevant list, find the phrase, and delete it with the trash icon. Alternatively, if you prefer, you can export the list and edit it in any external text editor that supports YAML. Q: Does this affect my Roblox account or game progress? A: No. It only changes what you see on discovery pages. Your account, inventory, progress, and friends remain completely unaffected. Q: Why are some games still appearing even though they match my filters? A: Check if an exclusion rule is protecting them. Exclusions always override filters. Also verify the list is activated in the "Active Lists" section. Q: How much memory/CPU does this use? A: Very minimal! The Performance Monitor displays real-time metrics, with typical usage under 1MB of RAM and only a few percent of CPU with large lists. When the page is idle (not loading new games or changing filters), CPU usage drops to zero. Q: Can I request new features? A: Absolutely! Join the Discord server or leave feedback on the Extension Store. Developer actively reads and implements community suggestions. This extension is not affiliated with or endorsed by Roblox Corporation. It is an independent tool created to improve user experience on the Roblox platform.

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