Hide Downloaded Mods on Nexus

Hide Downloaded Mods

Tired of scrolling past mods you already have? This tiny userscript hides every mod you've already downloaded (and optionally ones with an update available) from all browse pages on Nexus Mods — search results, game mod lists, category pages, everything.

Easiest install: one click via GreasyFork (see media/images - requires the free Tampermonkey extension).

Features

• []Hides any mod tile with the "Downloaded" badge while you browse[/]

  []Optionally also hides mods showing "Update available" (on by default, one-line toggle in the script)[/]

  []Orange pill in the bottom-right corner shows how many mods are hidden — click it to show/hide them instantly[/]

  []Handles pagination, filter changes, and infinite scroll automatically[/]

  []100% local and private: no data collected, nothing sent anywhere, no external code[/]

  Requirements

  • []A Nexus Mods account (the "Downloaded" badge only shows when logged in)[/]

    []The free Tampermonkey browser extension (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera)[/]

    Installation

    • []Install Tampermonkey from tampermonkey.net[/]

      []Download the file from the Files tab and unzip it[/]

      []Open the .user.js file in a text editor and copy everything[/]

      []Tampermonkey icon → "Create a new script..." → delete the template, paste, Ctrl+S[/]

      []Browse any mod list — downloaded mods are gone![/]

      Options

      Two switches at the top of the script:

      HIDE_DOWNLOADED = true;        // hide mods with the "Downloaded" badge

      HIDE_UPDATE_AVAILABLE = true;  // hide mods with the "Update available" badge

      How it works

      The script watches the mod grid and hides tiles containing the site's own "Downloaded" / "Update available" status badges. It's purely cosmetic — reload the page or click the pill and everything is back. Works on the modern browse pages (nexusmods.com/games/...).

      Compatibility

      If Nexus significantly redesigns their mod tiles the script may need an update — report it in the Posts tab and I'll fix it.