voidpost lets you write the reply in the site's real comment box and drops the request before it ever leaves your machine. Your comment appears like any other. Only you see it. Gone on refresh.
visibility: only you · sent to server: never
wait. so when someone posts the worst take I've ever read, I can type exactly what I think of it, hit send, watch it sit there under their post… and it never actually existed?
That's the whole product. The urge is real but the comment doesn't have to be. Get it out of your system, keep your record clean.
Technically: you type in the site's native input. On send, voidpost intercepts the submit on your machine and renders your comment locally, styled like the real thing.
The request is never sent. There's nothing to delete, because nothing ever existed. By default it's gone on refresh. Or turn on realistic mode and it lingers in local storage, still only on your machine.
Any extension asks for trust. This one is built to be easy to check: post a comment with DevTools open and watch the Network tab; nothing appears. No request, no payload, no telemetry. Ten seconds to verify.
And the whole thing is open source, MIT licensed. Read every line, build it yourself, or add an adapter for your site: github.com/mucahityilmaz/voidpost
Works today on:
On the roadmap:
Need to get it out of your system? voidpost it.
