Browser Extension

Ghostddit, right where you're already scrolling

Ghostddit's browser extension reveals a Reddit user's hidden posts & comments directly on their profile page — no switching tabs, no copy-pasting a username into a separate site. It just fills in the gap Reddit left blank.

Get the extension View source on GitHub

Works on Chrome, Brave, Edge (and any chromium browser), and Firefox. Free and open source.

What it does

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Reveals hidden posts & comments

When Reddit shows an empty feed on a profile, Ghostddit quietly fills it in with that user's actual posts & comments — styled to match Reddit's own cards.

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Matches Reddit's theme

Follows Reddit's own light/dark mode automatically, using Reddit's own styling variables — it never looks bolted on.

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No Collection of Data

Ghostddit doesn't collect or store any personal data.

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Free & Open Source

Ghostddit Extension is totally free to use and open source.

Install in under a minute

Download the latest .zip from the Releases page and unzip it.

Open chrome://extensions (or brave://extensions, edge://extensions) and turn on Developer mode.

Click Load unpacked and select the unzipped folder. Ghostddit's icon appears in your toolbar — pin it for quick access.

Using Firefox, or want the full walkthrough with screenshots? See the full install guide on GitHub.

Extension or website — which one?

The Ghostddit website works from any device, no install required — paste a username, get their hidden posts and comments back. Good for a quick one-off lookup.

The extension is for people who browse Reddit profiles often: it runs automatically in the background and shows hidden posts right on the profile page itself, the moment you land on it.