LinkedIn Feed Filter

Hides Suggested and Promoted posts from your LinkedIn feed.

LinkedIn's feed is increasingly cluttered with posts you never asked for — algorithmic suggestions, sponsored content, engagement bait, and clickbait. LinkedIn Feed Filter puts you back in control. What it does: The extension runs quietly in the background and filters your feed in real time as you scroll — no page reloads, no manual effort. It works across three layers: Label filters — instantly hide posts marked "Suggested" or "Promoted" the moment they appear. These are the algorithmic and paid posts LinkedIn injects into your feed without your consent. Keyword filters — block any post containing words or phrases you define. Add things like "comment for the playbook", "drop your email below", or any topic you're tired of seeing. Posts matching your keywords disappear before you read them. AI rules (experimental) — describe what you don't want to see in plain English. Rules like "hide motivational posts with no real content" or "hide posts asking for engagement in the comments" are evaluated by Gemini Nano running entirely inside your browser — no data ever leaves your device, no API key required. Privacy first LinkedIn Feed Filter stores your settings locally in Chrome. No account, no server, no data collection of any kind. The AI feature uses Chrome's built-in on-device model, so even your feed content never leaves your machine. Requires Chrome 127 or later. AI rules require Chrome's built-in Gemini Nano feature to be enabled (setup guide included in the extension).