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Publisher Description

Shut Up spares you the opinions of troglodytes by hiding comment sections when browsing the web in Safari. You can also set your favorite websites to show comments by default.

That's it. Simple and free. Enjoy!
NOTE: Shut Up can only hide comments on websites, not inside apps.

Uses shutup.css by Steven Frank, with permission.
https://github.com/panicsteve/shutup-css

Version History This release supports new devices and improves compatibility with the imminent iOS/iPadOS update. 1.11 09/15/2021 This release supports new devices and improves compatibility with iOS 14 and iPadOS 14.

- Now compatible with this year's new iPad lineup.
- Rewrote all networking code. This should resolve a long-standing issue where forcing a stylesheet update might not complete, despite a working Internet connection. (NOTE: Shut Up supports Background App Refresh, so you don't need to force updates.)
- Removed the Alamofire networking library.

Hey, while you're here: did you know Shut Up is available for all major browsers on the Mac too? Even Safari? Just thought I'd mention it.

Shut Up now requires iOS/iPadOS 12 or later. Thank you for your understanding. 1.10 09/16/2020 This release adds Quick Actions for adding sites to the whitelist. Simply press and hold Shut Up's home screen icon to easily add or paste a new URL! 1.9 07/12/2020 This release removes a feature which proactively checked the clipboard for URLs to add to the app's whitelist. This URL detection worked on-device, and that's where all your data stayed. A future update will make this a fully manual process without sacrificing convenience.

As a reminder, I have the utmost respect for your privacy. Please take a moment to read my plain-English privacy policy here:
https://rickyromero.com/shutup/privacy/ 1.8 07/10/2020 This release adds support for this year's new iPad lineup, and updates internal libraries for better compatibility with iOS 12. 1.7 11/13/2018 This release supports new devices and improves compatibility with iOS 12.

• Now compatible with this year's new iPhone lineup.
• Migrated to Swift 4.2.
• Updated internal libraries.
• Fixed Auto Layout constraints.

Shut Up now requires iOS 11 or newer. Thank you for your understanding. 1.6 09/24/2018 This minor release updates internal libraries, and refreshes the code with the latest recommended Swift syntax. Boring, yet necessary. 1.5 09/12/2018 Got a brand-new iPhone? This update's for you. Enjoy!

• Compatible with iPhone X.
• Made small typography changes to better match the rest of the system.
• Full-swipe across to delete works now. (iOS 11 only)
• Changed the URLs in the Acknowledgments screen into links.

• Migrated to Swift 4.
• Updated internal libraries.
• Fixed compiler warnings.
• Fixed Auto Layout constraints.

Shut Up now requires iOS 10 or newer. Thank you for your understanding. 1.4 10/30/2017 Changed the stylesheet update server from stevenf.com to rickyromero.com. 1.3 05/12/2017 Lots of bug fixes and improvements in this update:
• Fixed compatibility with iOS 10.3.
• When forcing a stylesheet update, the spinner will no longer hang.
• When forcing a stylesheet update, the app will let you know if the connection fails.
• Fixed the setup wizard's gear animation stopping when returning to the app.
• Fixed the Open Source Acknowledgements screen scrolling to a random position when opened.
• Fixed the oh-so-slightly squished logo icon on the main view.

In addition to some nerdy stuff that's nice to have:
• Migrated to Swift 3.
• Updated internal libraries.
• Fixed compiler warnings.
• Fixed Auto Layout constraints.
• Enabled bitcode. 1.2 03/29/2017 This update fixes two common crashes:
1. when launching the app, and
2. when running background updates. 1.1 03/25/2016 1.0 09/23/2015



About Shut Up: Comment Blocker

Shut Up: Comment Blocker is a free app for iOS published in the Other list of apps, part of Network & Internet.

The company that develops Shut Up: Comment Blocker is Richard Romero. The latest version released by its developer is 1.11.

To install Shut Up: Comment Blocker on your iOS device, just click the green Continue To App button above to start the installation process. The app is listed on our website since 2026-10-14 and was downloaded 0 times. We have already checked if the download link is safe, however for your own protection we recommend that you scan the downloaded app with your antivirus. Your antivirus may detect the Shut Up: Comment Blocker as malware if the download link is broken.

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  • Click on the Continue To App button on our website. This will redirect you to the App Store.
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  • If you are not logged-in the iOS appstore app, you'll be prompted for your your Apple ID and/or password.
  • After Shut Up: Comment Blocker is downloaded, you'll see an INSTALL button to the right. Tap on it to start the actual installation of the iOS app.
  • Once installation is finished you can tap on the OPEN button to start it. Its icon will also be added to your device home screen.

Program Details


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Released Date
2026-10-14
Languages
English

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Operating systems
iOS

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File size
9 bytes
Total downloads
0

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Free
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Version History


Here you can find the changelog of Shut Up: Comment Blocker since it was posted on our website on 2016-10-03. The latest version is 1.11 and it was updated on Apps112 on 14 October, 2026. See below the changes in each version:

version 1.11

posted on 2026-10-14

Version History This release supports new devices and improves compatibility with the imminent iOS/iPadOS update. 1.11 09/15/2021 This release supports new devices and improves compatibility with iOS 14 and iPadOS 14.

- Now compatible with this year's new iPad lineup.
- Rewrote all networking code. This should resolve a long-standing issue where forcing a stylesheet update might not complete, despite a working Internet connection. (NOTE: Shut Up supports Background App Refresh, so you don't need to force updates.)
- Removed the Alamofire networking library.

Hey, while you're here: did you know Shut Up is available for all major browsers on the Mac too? Even Safari? Just thought I'd mention it.

Shut Up now requires iOS/iPadOS 12 or later. Thank you for your understanding. 1.10 09/16/2020 This release adds Quick Actions for adding sites to the whitelist. Simply press and hold Shut Up's home screen icon to easily add or paste a new URL! 1.9 07/12/2020 This release removes a feature which proactively checked the clipboard for URLs to add to the app's whitelist. This URL detection worked on-device, and that's where all your data stayed. A future update will make this a fully manual process without sacrificing convenience.

As a reminder, I have the utmost respect for your privacy. Please take a moment to read my plain-English privacy policy here:
https://rickyromero.com/shutup/privacy/ 1.8 07/10/2020 This release adds support for this year's new iPad lineup, and updates internal libraries for better compatibility with iOS 12. 1.7 11/13/2018 This release supports new devices and improves compatibility with iOS 12.

• Now compatible with this year's new iPhone lineup.
• Migrated to Swift 4.2.
• Updated internal libraries.
• Fixed Auto Layout constraints.

Shut Up now requires iOS 11 or newer. Thank you for your understanding. 1.6 09/24/2018 This minor release updates internal libraries, and refreshes the code with the latest recommended Swift syntax. Boring, yet necessary. 1.5 09/12/2018 Got a brand-new iPhone? This update's for you. Enjoy!

• Compatible with iPhone X.
• Made small typography changes to better match the rest of the system.
• Full-swipe across to delete works now. (iOS 11 only)
• Changed the URLs in the Acknowledgments screen into links.

• Migrated to Swift 4.
• Updated internal libraries.
• Fixed compiler warnings.
• Fixed Auto Layout constraints.

Shut Up now requires iOS 10 or newer. Thank you for your understanding. 1.4 10/30/2017 Changed the stylesheet update server from stevenf.com to rickyromero.com. 1.3 05/12/2017 Lots of bug fixes and improvements in this update:
• Fixed compatibility with iOS 10.3.
• When forcing a stylesheet update, the spinner will no longer hang.
• When forcing a stylesheet update, the app will let you know if the connection fails.
• Fixed the setup wizard's gear animation stopping when returning to the app.
• Fixed the Open Source Acknowledgements screen scrolling to a random position when opened.
• Fixed the oh-so-slightly squished logo icon on the main view.

In addition to some nerdy stuff that's nice to have:
• Migrated to Swift 3.
• Updated internal libraries.
• Fixed compiler warnings.
• Fixed Auto Layout constraints.
• Enabled bitcode. 1.2 03/29/2017 This update fixes two common crashes:
1. when launching the app, and
2. when running background updates. 1.1 03/25/2016 1.0 09/23/2015

version 4.0

posted on 2025-04-21

Apr 21, 2025
Version 4.0
This release is chock full of refinements contributed by Toni Förster. Thank you Toni!

• Reduced the app’s filesize by 68%.
• Added the ability to directly edit the allowlist table with Cut, Copy, and Paste, along with a context menu for doing the same.
• Made Shut Up Helper’s toolbar button respond faster on Macs with Apple Silicon.
• Inverted Shut Up Helper’s toolbar icon state. Its icon now matches the current comment-blocking status instead of its future state. Please give it a week and I’m sure you’ll get used to it.
• Added a German translation.
• Potentially fixed an issue that caused Shut Up to randomly need resetting.
• Added more info about the most recent stylesheet update.
• Made the label for Safari’s page context menu reflect Shut Up’s current status. (requires a recent macOS release)
• Changed most alert windows to use modal overlays within the main Shut Up window.
• Hid the label underneath the Remember where I show comments checkbox when unchecked.
• Disabled the Update Stylesheet button and menu item if it was updated only a few seconds ago.
• Added more debugging info to the email composed when selecting Help › Contact Developer.
• Fixed a display bug when pasting multiline text in the Add Domain text field.
• Fixed a subtle visual bug in the setup flow.
• Updated outdated terminology in some dialog boxes.
• Removed a superfluous menu item under the Help menu.

This update requires macOS 12.4 (Monterey) or newer.

version 3.3

posted on 2021-10-25

Oct 25, 2021
Version 3.3
• Shut Up is now a universal app, featuring native performance on Macs with Apple silicon.
• Improved compatibility with macOS Big Sur and Monterey, including a new accent color.
• Fixed a bug where deleting all the sites in the exception list prevented Shut Up from blocking comments.
• Added an Internet Access Policy for Little Snitch users.

version 1.11

posted on 2021-09-15

This release supports new devices and improves compatibility with the imminent iOS/iPadOS update.

version 1.1

posted on 2015-09-23

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Updated At: 2026-10-14
Publisher: Richard Romero
Operating System: iOS
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