Defeed - Distraction-Free YouTube & LinkedIn

Strip feeds, recommendations, Shorts and comments on YouTube & LinkedIn. Add time tracking, daily limits, schedules and grayscale.

Browse on purpose. Not where the feed pulls. Defeed strips the feeds, recommendations, and engagement bait out of YouTube and LinkedIn, so you go there for something — and leave when you've found it. Every feature is its own switch: keep what helps, hide what pulls. On YouTube • Hide home page recommendations (or redirect straight to Subscriptions) • Hide Shorts everywhere, or just from the sidebar • Hide auto-generated Mixes, Explore/Trending, and the notifications bell • Hide the end-of-video wall and turn off autoplay • Hide comments and live chat • Blur thumbnails until you hover them • Block videos by title or channel keyword On LinkedIn • Hide the main feed, replaced by a calm card • Hide "People You May Know," promoted posts, and suggested posts • Hide the entire right rail (news, upsells, suggestions) • Hide reaction and comment counts • Hide the floating messaging pop-up and notification badges Everywhere • Grayscale the whole page • Dim images and thumbnails until you hover them • An "what are you here to do?" prompt before the feed loads • Local time tracking, daily limits, and schedules — with a 5-minute snooze when you need it Your data stays yours Defeed has no server. Your settings and usage stats live only in your browser's own storage — nothing is ever uploaded, tracked, or sent anywhere. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to configure before it works. Free. No account. Keyboard shortcut to toggle it off (Alt+Shift+U) when you actually want the feed. --- A few notes before you paste it in: - I kept every claim accurate to what's actually shipped (no Reddit mention, since that's not implemented yet — the manifest description had that same inaccuracy, which I fixed last message). - Swap hello@defeed.io in if you've set up a different support contact — Chrome's dashboard also has a separate support-email field for that. - If you want, I can also draft the shorter "promotional tile" text CWS asks for (the 1-2 sentence blurb shown in search results) — just say so.