- Fe - Roblox Chat Tags Remover Script Official

-- Pattern: removes one or more bracketed tags at the start of the name -- Examples: "[ADMIN] John" -> "John", "[VIP][DEV] Sarah" -> "Sarah" local TAG_PATTERN = "^%[%w+%]%s*" -- matches "[TAG] " at beginning local MULTI_TAG_PATTERN = "^(%[%w+%]%s*)+" -- matches consecutive tags

local function stripTagsFromName(rawName: string): string if not rawName or rawName == "" then return rawName end - FE - Roblox Chat Tags Remover Script

-- Connect if service is available if TextChatService then TextChatService.OnIncomingMessage = onIncomingMessage print("[ChatTagRemover]: Loaded successfully. Tags will be stripped.") else warn("[ChatTagRemover]: TextChatService not found. Script aborted.") end -- Advanced: Remove all tags except specific ones (e.g., [OWNER]) local WHITELIST_TAGS = "[OWNER]" local function advancedStrip(rawName: string): string local parts = {} for part in rawName:gmatch("%b[]") do table.insert(parts, part) end -- Pattern: removes one or more bracketed tags

Roblox, FilteringEnabled, Chat Tags, TextChatService, OnIncomingMessage, Client-Side Scripting 1. Introduction Roblox’s transition to FilteringEnabled (FE) mandated that all replicable actions originate from the server. The legacy Chat service allowed direct modification of message contents locally, but FE deprecates this. The modern TextChatService (introduced in 2020–2022) processes messages server-side, making client-side tag removal non-trivial. making client-side tag removal non-trivial.