CRUMB FOR GOOGLE SHOPPING

Hide sponsored and unrelated results in Google Shopping

You searched Google Shopping for “trail running shoes.”
Not running socks. Not insoles. Not a hydration vest.

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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Try Crumb filtering

shop.example/search?q=walnut+desk
Crumb off
$120

Solid walnut writing desk

Oakland, CA

$25

Adjustable desk lamp

Berkeley, CA

$85

Vintage desk, good condition

Alameda, CA

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Desk organizer & accessories

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Crumb filtering is off. All six listings are shown.

Illustration. The same idea runs on your real Google Shopping results.

A TYPICAL SEARCH

“trail running shoes”

Search Google Shopping for trail running shoes and the shoes often share the grid with running socks, insoles, gaiters and hydration vests from lots of different retailers. Crumb reads each product’s title against your search and hides the ones that aren’t shoes.

HOW IT WORKS ON GOOGLE SHOPPING

Three small steps.

01 /

Open the Shopping tab.

Search on google.com and switch to Shopping. Crumb only runs on Shopping results.

02 /

Off-target products disappear.

Crumb checks each product title against your search and hides the clear mismatches. Products labelled Sponsored are on a separate switch.

03 /

Switch off for the full grid.

Nothing is removed from Google. Turn Crumb off and all the results are back.

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on Google Shopping.

Where it works.

Only Shopping results at google.com: the Shopping tab and Google’s shopping pages, in desktop Chrome. Regular web search and other Google country domains are left alone.

Sponsored results.

Products labelled Sponsored are hidden by the separate sponsored switch, which you can turn off if you’d rather see them.

Cautious by design.

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.

YOUR NEXT GOOD FIND IS IN THERE.

Leave a few crumbs behind.

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