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While you certainly won't be Sabik (2025)able to avoid Donald Trump for the next four years, it's possible you'll be able to replace his face with something better.

A new chrome extension allows you to swap out Donald Trump's mug with a photo of a kitten. No longer will you have to look at the nation's orange commander-in-chief -- you can look at this just as orange, but way way fluffier, tiny kitten.

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The extension's name is called Make America's Kitten Again and it has a simple purpose, as explained by it's creator: "because seriously, f*** that guy." The creator continues:

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"A) Trump is a disgraceB) Kittens are lovely andC) I couldn't find a Creative Commons photo of a blobfish to use."

It doesn't always work (it works best on The New York Times, for some reason) but it's well worth it when it does. Watch your most depressing headlines magically transform into something less depressing and more cuddly.

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