This userscript for Tampermonkey and Greasemonkey allows you to disable moderation checks during conversations with ChatGPT, i.e. it will prevent "This content might violate our content policy" warnings from being triggered.
In particular this means that DeMod will:
- Prevent your individual messages from being checked. Without DeMod each message will be sent to a moderation check.
- Stops share function from working. Without DeMod opening the share dialog triggers a moderation check on the whole conversation.
- Redirects any attempts at accessing a conversation directly through the URL (including refreshing the page) back to the "new chat" page. Without DeMod opening a conversation through a link triggers a moderation check on the whole conversation.
First of all you will have to install Tampermonkey plugin for your browser on PC (if you're on a mobile then Kiwi browser for Android and Userscripts for Safari on iOS will work just as well). Then you'll have to install the userscript, which can be done in one of the following ways:
- The easiest way is probably to just open the ChatGPT DeMod.user.js file in the raw view and Tampermonkey should detect it and open the installation page.
- If the above method doesn't do anything special then copy the link https://github.com/4as/ChatGPT-DeMod/raw/main/ChatGPT%20DeMod.user.js and then navigate to the Tampermonkey settings (through your browser's addons/extensions settings). Once you're there switch to the Utilities tab and scroll to the bottom of the page. At the very end you will find the "Import from URL" text field - paste the link into it and press Install.
- On some browsers your only option might be to download the DeMod script or copy its contents into a dedicated place for scripts. For example for UserScripts on Safari you have to pick a dedicated folder for scripts on your iOS device so you can then download the DeMod script file into it.
Make sure the script is enabled by navigating the Installed Userscripts tab.
Once activated the script adds a floating button to the ChatGPT's conversation page.
The button starts partly hidden and only a small stripe of pixels will be visible at the top of the page.
(The button will be green and dotted with white line if in On state)
If you move your mouse close to it the button will reveal itself and become clickable. If you're on the mobile devices you can just tap somewhere close to it - the tappable area is significantly larger than just those few pixels initially visible.
If you do not see the button then the script IS NOT WORKING. Do not assume the script is working if you don't see the indicator.
The button will read either "DeMod: Off" or "DeMod: On." Clicking it switches between the two modes. While DeMod is On the script will intercept moderation calls and replace them with random texts from its database.
In other words DeMod makes the conversation look like it's about something completely different that what you're actually sending (and receiving).
It's done this way to ensure that nothing will seem out of place. No one knows what kind of security checks does the ChatGPT's backend use, so to not risk anything by blocking something we shouldn't the checks still go through but with different messages.
To further ensure that nothing seems out of place keep in mind you can always turn DeMod off if you don't need it.
Bromite browser is not supported. Since the May 24th update OpenAI is now using a stricter Content Policy checks on injected scripts and Bromite doesn't offer a way to circumvent that.