Feed Filter for LinkedIn

Clean up your LinkedIn feed. Hide promoted posts, jobs, suggestions, reposts, polls, keywords & likely-AI posts. Runs 100% locally.

Take back control of your LinkedIn feed. Feed Filter for LinkedIn hides the noise so you see the posts you actually came for. Every filter is a simple on/off switch, and you choose what happens to a matched post: collapse it to a thin bar (with a "Show" button), dim it, or hide it entirely. WHAT YOU CAN FILTER - Promoted & sponsored ads - Jobs & hiring posts and job cards - "Suggested" / "Recommended for you" posts - "People you may know" and follow/suggestion modules - Network activity — posts shown only because someone liked or commented - Reposts & shares - Polls - Celebrations — work anniversaries, new positions, kudos - Posts from company or school pages - Likely-AI / engagement-bait writing, with Low / Medium / High sensitivity - A keyword blocklist — hide any post containing words you choose - Specific accounts — hide posts from people or companies by name FOCUS THE LAYOUT (feed page only) - Hide the left and/or right sidebars - Widen the reading column — Normal, Comfy, Wide, or Widest (the column stays centered and capped so text never becomes an unreadable full-width block) BUILT TO RESPECT YOU - 100% local. There is no server, no account, and no sign-up. - No data collection. Nothing you see or do is recorded, stored off your device, or sent anywhere. - No tracking, no analytics, no ads. - No third-party network requests — even the fonts ship inside the extension. - It only restyles what's already on your screen. It never scrapes LinkedIn and never performs actions on your behalf (no auto-connect, auto-like, or auto-apply). HOW MATCHING WORKS Collapsed and dimmed posts show who posted them next to the reason, e.g. "Acme Corp — Promoted / sponsored", so nothing disappears silently. Collapse is the default, so if a filter is ever too aggressive you're one click from seeing the post. A NOTE ON AI DETECTION AI detection is a heuristic, not a guarantee. It looks for tell-tale patterns (emoji bullet lists, staccato one-liners, "here's what I learned 👇", "it's not about X, it's about Y", and similar). It will occasionally miss a machine-written post or flag a human one — which is exactly why the default is Collapse and why there's a sensitivity control. Independent tool. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LinkedIn. "LinkedIn" is a trademark of LinkedIn Corporation, used here only to describe what the extension works with.