LinkedIn Feed Cleaner - Filter Ads, Spam & Promoted Posts

Clean your LinkedIn feed — filter promoted posts, suggested content, polls, reshares & newsletter ads. 28 languages. Free.

LinkClean removes promoted posts, suggested content, polls, reshares, and newsletter ads from your LinkedIn feed. Focus on the connections and content that actually matter. Features: • Hide Promoted — removes sponsored ads instantly • Hide Suggested — removes posts from people you don't follow • Hide Newsletter Ads — removes subscribe prompts • Hide Polls — optional filter for poll posts • Hide Reshares — optional filter for shared posts • Hide Video-Only — optional filter for text-less videos • Stats Counter — see how many posts you've hidden (session + all time) • Badge Count — posts hidden shown on the extension icon • Works in 20+ Languages — detects promoted posts in English, Russian, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Turkish, Polish, Ukrainian, and more Privacy-first: all data stays in your browser. Zero tracking, zero server calls, zero data collection. Lightweight (< 7KB content script), fast, and built specifically for LinkedIn's 2026 DOM structure. How it works: 1. Install LinkClean from Chrome Web Store 2. Visit linkedin.com — promoted and suggested posts are hidden automatically 3. Click the LinkClean icon to customize which filters are active 4. See your stats: how many posts hidden today and all time Why LinkClean? • Most LinkedIn feed cleaners break when LinkedIn updates their page. LinkClean uses text-based detection instead of CSS selectors, making it resilient to DOM changes. • Only extension that detects promoted posts in 20+ languages. • Beautiful, modern popup UI with intuitive toggle controls. • No data ever leaves your browser — 100% local processing. Perfect for: • Professionals who want a focused LinkedIn feed • Job seekers tired of seeing promoted job listings and sponsored content • Sales and marketing teams who need signal over noise • Anyone who values their time on LinkedIn Built by Mirana Apps — focused on privacy-first productivity tools.