Moderator Toolbox is a browser extension that extends Reddit’s native moderation interface with a comprehensive set of tools built by and for subreddit moderators. It runs directly in Chrome and Firefox, injecting controls throughout Reddit’s UI — in the mod queue, on user profiles, in modmail, and across every page you visit — without requiring any external accounts or services. All subreddit-specific settings are stored in your subreddit’s wiki, so every moderator on your team shares the same configuration automatically.Documentation Index
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Toolbox is available on the Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons. Edge users can install it from the Microsoft Edge Add-ons store.
What Toolbox adds to Reddit
Toolbox is organized into independent modules, each covering a distinct area of moderation work. You can enable or disable individual modules and configure them per-subreddit through the Toolbox settings panel.User Notes
Attach persistent notes to any Reddit user that are visible to all moderators across your subreddits. Notes can carry type labels (such as “spam”, “abusive”, or “helpful”) and are stored in your subreddit wiki underwiki/usernotes. Notes appear inline on posts and comments so you always have context when reviewing content.
Removal Reasons
Define a library of templated removal reasons for your subreddit. When you remove a post or comment, Toolbox presents your reason list and sends the selected message as a comment reply, a private message, or both. Templates support dynamic placeholders like{author}, {subreddit}, and {kind} so messages personalize automatically.
Queue Tools
Enhance the mod queue with action history, automatic report expansion, and per-subreddit color coding. Queue Tools reads your subreddit’s mod log to display a table of previously taken actions alongside each submission, so you can see at a glance whether a piece of content has already been reviewed.Mod Bar
A persistent toolbar pinned to the bottom of every Reddit page. It shows unmoderated item counts for all subreddits you moderate, provides quick links to each subreddit’s queue and settings, and lets you toggle between old and new Reddit. The Mod Bar is always enabled and cannot be disabled.Notifications
Real-time browser notifications for new items in the mod queue, incoming modmail, and mod log activity. Notification intervals and triggers are configurable per-subreddit.Other modules
Toolbox includes additional modules for personal notes, mod matrix (cross-subreddit moderator overview), new modmail enhancements, profile annotations, syntax highlighting in wiki editors, domain tagging, comment nuking, and more.How settings are stored
Every configurable feature in Toolbox stores its per-subreddit data in that subreddit’s wiki. For example:| Feature | Wiki page |
|---|---|
| User Notes | wiki/usernotes |
| Removal Reasons | wiki/toolbox |
| General config | wiki/toolbox |
Get started
Install Toolbox
Add the extension to Chrome, Firefox, or Edge in a few clicks
Quick start guide
Walk through core features and complete your first moderation tasks