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If you are on desktop and are willing to use a client side solution, my project can do some of this. I think it will be a while, till Itch presents a server side option for such things.

It is three things. A button for that obscure url thingy (It is an unpacked browser extension for chrome. The selected tag stays selected.) Buttons for the genres to filter them out (only by main genre. It is a tampermonkey script, so you need an extension that can run tampermonkey scripts).

And the last one is another tampermonkey script that does exactly what you want: ignore option for individual games or devs You hover your mouse over an item and press a key. The item or items of that dev go poof. Or get mirrored, turned grey or whatever - it is css.

I should update the description of the project a bit to emphasize the third tool, but I struggle how to screenshot what the third tool does. It is by far the most powerful and useful in my opinion.

Interesting. Will have to give that a try. Though I still hope itchio can build some more filter options into the official site too.

leafo said something on the lines that the search features are worked on. But no specifics. There was this overhaul a short while ago. But I would think that any changes would be done to the actual search button.

The stuff discussed in threads is usually about the browse features and this is tags and filtering or lack of filtering.

I do hope they improve the recommendation features. But I suspect this is difficult, as their algorithm would have to evalute games better. And since tags are dev chosen, they lack accuracy. Also, only 11 tags. Steam has 20 tags that are user chosen. That's a ton more accuracy to work with for recommendations by tags.

Oh, and don't spoil your browsing experience too much. It is just so easy to hide a lot of games with this. I added all the basic functions to the tool, including togging it "off". I really should rework the description of the tools. Should you try it and have an idea for a screenshot that shows what it can do, let me know. The other two tools were easy.