This userscript for Tampermonkey and Greasemonkey aims to bypass ChatGPT's content moderation display, allowing users to view responses that would otherwise be hidden or removed. It is intended for users who wish to see all generated content, regardless of moderation status, without the visual cues of blocked or flagged messages.

How It Works

The script operates by intercepting and modifying network requests and responses related to ChatGPT's moderation checks. It prevents the "share" function from triggering a moderation check and attempts to retrieve and display content that has been blocked or partially generated due to moderation flags. The core advantage is enabling users to bypass the visual feedback of moderation, providing a more complete view of the AI's output.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Installation: Install Tampermonkey (Chrome/Firefox) or Greasemonkey (or compatible browser like Kiwi on Android). Install the script via the raw .user.js file link or by importing the URL into Tampermonkey's Utilities tab.
• Prerequisites: A compatible web browser with Tampermonkey/Greasemonkey extension.
• Usage: Access the script's UI panel on the ChatGPT conversation page. The panel allows toggling "DeMod" on/off and displays the moderation status (None, Safe, Flagged, Blocked).

Highlighted Details

• Hides moderation results and attempts to display blocked responses.
• Disables the "share" function's moderation check.
• Provides a UI panel with a toggle and moderation status indicator.
• Primarily designed for desktop PCs, with potential compatibility on mobile browsers like Kiwi.

Maintenance & Community

No specific information on contributors, sponsorships, or community channels is provided in the README.

Licensing & Compatibility

The script is available on GitHub, implying a permissive license, but the specific license type is not stated in the README. Compatibility with commercial or closed-source applications is not detailed.

Limitations & Caveats

The script cannot restore permanently removed messages if they are blocked by ChatGPT. While it aims for mobile compatibility, proper support is not guaranteed, and it is primarily designed for desktop use. The "share" function is disabled when the script is active.