Nono Extension

Nono : blur the numbers you didn't ask to see The web is full of numbers you never chose to look at. Calorie counts under a recipe. Macros beside a menu item. The figure on a food label in someone's blog photo. For a lot of people those numbers aren't neutral information; they're a trigger that turns an ordinary moment into a hard one. Nono is a browser extension that quietly blurs numbers out of the pages you visit, so you decide what you see and when. Calorie counts are blurred by default. Want to check one? Tap or hover to reveal it, then let it fade back. Nothing is deleted and nothing is sent anywhere. The page just stops shouting at you. Why This Exists This is, at heart, an accessibility setting that browsers should already have. People recovering from or living with eating disorders have to navigate a web where calorie and weight numbers show up unbidden on recipes, restaurant pages, packaging, fitness trackers, and social feeds. Stepping around them shouldn't mean closing your eyes while you scroll. The need isn't small. Roughly 9% of people in the US, nearly 31 million, will experience an eating disorder in their lifetime (Deloitte Access Economics, 2020). Globally, prevalence rose from about 3.5% to 7.8% between 2000 and 2018 (Galmiche et al., 2019), and around 22% of children and adolescents worldwide show signs of disordered eating (López-Gil et al., 2023). Dieting is part of the picture: one long-running study found adolescents who restricted their eating were far more likely to go on to develop an eating disorder than those who didn't (Patton et al., 1999). Cutting down constant, involuntary exposure to diet numbers is a small, sensible piece of harm reduction. What Nono Does - Blurs calorie counts numbers automatically on the sites you browse - Tap or hover to reveal a value when you actually want it - Add your own rules, any regex pattern you define gets blurred too (money, weights, anything) - Per-site control: switch Nono on or off for individual websites - Runs locally in your browser. No account, no tracking, nothing leaves your device Who It's For Anyone who wants fewer numbers thrown at them: people in eating disorder recovery and the people supporting them, anyone who finds calorie displays distracting or distressing, and anyone who just prefers a calmer, quieter web. Note Nono reduces unwanted exposure. It isn't treatment or a substitute for professional care. If you're struggling with an eating disorder, please reach out to a qualified professional or an eating disorder support line in your area.