A lot of websites out there have many minor annoyances. If you visit those websites frequently, it drastically can reduce your browsing experience. With Blocki, you get control back and can manually specify rules of which content you want to block or hide.
Most content blockers for Safari only offer fixed filter lists that are bundled with the application and lack any configuration. Blocki's aim is to grant you full control over the content-blocking rules. Blocki does not provide any blocking rules by default.
For now, you can only edit rule set by modifying the blockerList.json file, as described in Creating a content blocker.
Recommendation: Use Blocki in combination with other content blockers, such as Ka-Block! or Hush.
The application executable can be used as a command-line utility. Ideally, you set up a shell alias for it, such as:
alias blocki=/Applications/Blocki.app/Contents/MacOS/Blocki
Warning
Using a symbolic link for invoking the command-line tool does currently not work, see #10.
$ blocki status
The extension is enabled.Note that the status command return 0 if the extension is enabled and 1 if it is disabled.
It can also be used for reloading the block list in Safari:
$ blocki reload