Block The Kardashians From Your Newsfeed - A Browser Extension Called KardBlock Will Make It Possible Now

Fed up of seeing the Kardashians on your daily news and social media feed? An online company is creating a one-of-its kind browser extension that will help the user eradicate all news related to the Kardashian family from his computer. The website is also in the process of developing a similar application that will do the same to the news related to Justin Bieber. If the Kardashian's blocking application is called KarBlock, will Justin Bieber's application be called “JustBlock?”

“We're tired of logging on to any site and seeing stories of the Kardashian family overshadow REAL news. So... we're creating an AdBlock version of the Kardashians, the #KardBlock,” writes KardBlock creator James Shamsi, from Chameleon.la. The creator then goes on to explain that he does not care about “how Kanye & Kim didn't care when Amy Schumer 'fell over',” or “who the Kardashians are or aren't sleeping with.” He also wrote on the website that it does not matter to him if “Kim dyed her hair blonde” as he simply does not “care about the Kardashians.”

The website however believes that there is only “one benefit” of the Kardashians – to raise “awareness of trans-sexuality.” Kris Jenner's ex-husband and Kim Kardashian's step-dad Bruce Jenner recently opened up about his experience of becoming a woman. The issue was widely covered by the media.

The website writes that there are more important news in the world which needs coverage. It then goes on to cite some examples; like how to raise “attention and money for the thousands that died in Nepal” and how to “care about the tens of thousands being slaughtered by ISIS.” The creator promises its users that whatever news is there about the Kardashians, he will “simply make it disappear” and the browser extension will never let the user know that “the stories about the Kardashians are there, because you won't ever see them.”

The yet-to-be launched application is receiving good response from various people even before its launch . The Next Web conducted a survey to ask its readers if they would download the broweser extension. Out of 1261 total votes, 92 per cent said that they will “try out” the app while only eight per cent said that they would “go with #TeamK.”

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