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CRUMB FOR DISCOGS
You searched Discogs for “abbey road.”
A different album. A record-cleaning brush.
Crumb is a free Chrome extension. It reads each listing against your search with Jev, a fast decision model from TypeSafe AI, and hides the ones that don’t match. Turn it off and everything comes back.
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Illustration. The same idea runs on your real Discogs results.
A TYPICAL SEARCH
Search Discogs for “abbey road”. Crumb compares each detected product’s text with that search, including any stated model, material or product type. It hides clear mismatches and keeps plausible results when a detail is missing. The filter uses text; it cannot determine something shown only in a photo.
HOW IT WORKS ON DISCOGS
Open a supported search page in desktop Chrome and type what you want.
Crumb checks detected product text as results load. Unchecked results stay visible.
Turn Crumb off using the page switch or extension popup. Hidden results return immediately.
Marketplace item cards on discogs.com/shop/list. Release pages and seller stores are not covered. Desktop Chrome only. Other country storefronts, product pages, carts and checkout pages are not covered.
While Crumb is on, its sponsored switch hides detected product cards with explicit English Sponsored, Promoted, Ad or Advertisement labels. Unlabelled placements are left visible.
Borderline results stay visible, and so does anything Crumb hasn’t checked yet or couldn’t check. It would rather show one extra result than hide a good one.
Crumb works the same way on other stores and marketplaces.
YOUR NEXT GOOD FIND IS IN THERE.
Free for Chrome. Keep the good finds.