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CleanTube - Intro

Welcome to the official documentation for CleanTube. Whether you are a developer, a privacy advocate, or someone who simply believes the internet should be a little less cluttered, you’ve come to the right place.

The digital landscape is currently caught in a cycle of increasingly intrusive advertising. CleanTube was born from the idea that users should have the final say in their browsing experience. This project isn’t just a single script; it is a collaborative framework designed to evolve alongside the web.

CleanTube was built on the principle of transparency. While many ad-blockers operate as "black boxes," CleanTube is an open canvas. Our goal is to host a library of high-performance algorithms—contributed by the community—that can identify and neutralize unwanted content without sacrificing browser speed or user privacy.

Why Contribute to CleanTube?

Modular Architecture: You don't have to rewrite the engine; just add your logic to our existing framework.

Privacy First: We don't track users, and we expect our contributors to uphold the same standard.

Performance Focused: We prioritize algorithms that minimize CPU overhead and latency.

A Note on Ethics: CleanTube is a tool for user empowerment. We do not support algorithms that facilitate malicious activity, bypass security protocols, or harvest user data.

✍️ How to Add Your Algorithm We have designed our GitHub repository to be as accessible as possible. To maintain a high standard of code quality and security, please follow these steps when submitting a new algorithm:

Ready to start? Check out the CONTRIBUTING.md file in the root directory or browse the current _src folder to see what the community has built so far. Let's clean up the web, one script at a time.

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