Muting a like can also mute a comment?

[michaelyhma]

This is an AMAZING extension - thank you for building this, Noah! Will definitely be buying you a kofi!

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to LinkedIn
2. Go to the feed
3. You'll see some posts where a contact has both liked AND commented on a post
4. The post is therefore muted

Expected behavior
Using your extension, there's a toggle to mute Likes - so this is correct. However, I did NOT mute Comments, so would have expected to see Comment, even if Likes were muted

Environment (please complete the following information):

• Windows 10
• Chrome
• Should be the latest

[dirkhh]

I had the same experience and agree with the "expected behavior"

[njelich]

If they liked and commented they are gonna get caught by the like flag, and the current detectors are additive - meaning that it only takes one criteria to mute.

[michaelyhma]

Understood! I guess the more specific feedback then would be:
"Would be perfect if the flags weren't additive" <3

[michaelyhma]

I continue to use Link-Off, but the additive nature is muting, basically, everything (lol, also shows how LinkedIn Feed is a mess). Making the flag non-additive would make Link-Off super useful as a productivity/utility extension. Right now, it functions more as a "quiet"/"peaceful"/"zen"/"muting" extension.

[michaelyhma]

Thank you for your consideration, Noah!

[njelich]

If you want to implement it, I'll gladly merge the PR - should be simple:

• The filtering is done here using keywords.some function.
• This functionality could be made by making replacing the .some with a reducer counting the matches, and treating is as true only if there is exactly one match