Nuka's Steam Activity Feed Debloater

Manually unloads passed Steam Community activity posts to improve performance.

## What it does - Lets you choose how many already-passed posts to unload. - Only removes posts that are safely far above your current view. - Keeps the page from jumping around when posts are removed. - Lets you jump back to the first post that is still loaded. - Hides empty day sections after their posts are cleared. - Shows a short status message after each cleanup. ## Why I made this I follow a lot of creative people who share artwork, screenshots, and photos on Steam. After reaching the bottom of my activity feed and loading more posts a few times, the whole page can turn into a slideshow. The entire interface becomes practically unusable. Even basic interactions like clicking buttons, writing comments, or selecting emojis stop working properly. Ideally, the feed would unload older content as you keep scrolling. Until Steam handles that itself, this is my DiY workaround. You get a small control panel to unload posts you've already scrolled past. You choose when to do it and how many posts to unload. Nothing happens automatically. ## A few things to know - It only runs on Steam Community profile activity pages. - Does not delete anything from your Steam/account. - Reloading the page brings all posts back. - Nothing is cleaned up automatically. - Larger batches can make the page stutter or freeze for a moment, especially on very long feeds. If that happens, use smaller batches. - The "hidden" unlimited mode is experimental. It allows up to 9999 posts per cleanup. ## Privacy No tracking, analytics, external services, or background requests. It only changes the currently open Steam activity-feed page. This is an independent community-made tool and is not affiliated with Valve or Steam.