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FeedLens for LinkedIn

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Overview

See only what matters on LinkedIn. Keyword rules, topic filters, and noise removal. Private, on-device, resilient by design.

Don't let the algorithm decide what deserves your attention. FeedLens is a personal lens for your LinkedIn feed: tell it what you care about and what you don't, and it quietly reshapes the feed around your signal. LinkedIn → FeedLens → Your signal. HOW IT WORKS — TWO LISTS AND A TOGGLE ■ "I care about" — keywords for the topics that matter to you. These posts are always protected. ■ "I don't care about" — keywords for the noise. These posts are hidden. ■ Focus mode — off: show everything except your don't-cares. On: show ONLY posts matching what you care about. ■ Starter packs — one tap adds a curated keyword set (AI & ML, Sustainability, Cloud & DevOps, Hiring, Crypto, Sales pitches, Buzzwords). Every keyword stays individually editable. One rule to remember: "I care about" always wins — except ads and AI slop. BUILT-IN NOISE DETECTORS One-tap mutes for the usual suspects: Sponsored posts, engagement bait, polls, hiring posts, motivational spam, crypto, celebration threads, and LinkedIn's own "suggested for you" filler. AI SLOP FILTER (experimental) A multi-signal classifier scores formulaic, engagement-farmed, likely AI-generated posts — hook patterns, false-contrast openers, emoji walls, low-specificity language — entirely on your device. Three sensitivity levels; every hidden post shows its score and a Show button. SEE WHAT IT SAVED YOU A running counter of everything FeedLens filtered, expandable into a per-filter breakdown — so you know exactly which rules are earning their keep. NOTHING IS EVER DELETED Hidden posts collapse to a slim bar with the reason and a one-click Show. Prefer a clean feed? Switch to Remove mode. A built-in safety net auto-pauses filtering if it would ever blank your feed. PRIVACY, FOR REAL ■ Everything runs locally in your browser. No servers, no accounts, no analytics. ■ FeedLens requests access to linkedin.com only, and transmits nothing, anywhere, ever. ■ Your settings sync through your own Chrome profile. The optional hidden-post log stays on your device. COMING NEXT Learn Mode — FeedLens will learn your signal from your own corrections, fully on-device. FeedLens is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by LinkedIn. Post detection is resilient by design, but LinkedIn changes its page structure regularly; if detection ever degrades, FeedLens pauses safely and tells you instead of breaking your feed.

Details

  • Version
    2.1.1
  • Updated
    September 25, 2026
  • Offered by
    Navveen Balani
  • Size
    120KiB
  • Languages
    English
  • Developer
    Naveen Gordhan Balani
    Shagun Mall Filmcity road, Goregaon(E) Mumbai, Maharashtra 400063 IN
    Email
    navveenbalani@gmail.com
  • Non-trader
    This developer has not identified itself as a trader. For consumers in the European Union, please note that consumer rights do not apply to contracts between you and this developer.

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