SoundCloud Feed Filter Extended

Filter your SoundCloud feed — block reposts, filter by track length, content age, tags, free downloads, and more.

Browser extension that adds filtering to your SoundCloud feed. Create multiple filter presets and switch between them with a tab bar. ➤ Credits This extension is based/inspired on these extensions: - SoundCloud Feed Filter by 7x11x13. - SoundCloud repost blocker by apsun. ➤ Filters - Repost filter — block all reposts, allow only from people you follow, or show only from people you don't follow - Playlist filter — hide large playlists (more than 5 tracks) or all playlists; optionally show only playlists where the artist's name appears in a track title - Tag filter — include or exclude tracks by genre/tag - Track length — show only tracks within a duration range - Content age — control how old feed entries and uploads can be - Free downloads only — show only tracks with a free download link - Hide seen tracks — hide tracks you've already scrolled past this session ➤ Default tabs The extension ships with these pre-configured tabs: - Default — your full SoundCloud feed with no changes - No reposts — only original posts; nothing someone else shared - Not following — only content from people you don't follow; good for discovering artists through your network - Only singles by followed — short tracks (under 30 min) from followed artists only; playlists appear only when the poster's name shows up in a track title, which catches label releases by artists you follow - Only mixes by followed — longer tracks (45–120+ min) from followed artists only; same playlist rule as above — good for DJ sets and albums - Downtempo mixes — longer downtempo tracks (45–120+ min) only; good for background listening sessions - Free Downloads — short tracks (under 30 min) with a free download link - New Free Downloads — same as Free Downloads but limited to uploads from the last 7 days - Deep cuts — tracks from small or under-the-radar artists; surfaces music you'd otherwise miss ➤ Adding a filter tab 1. Click + in the tab bar to create a new tab 2. Give it a name and configure the filters 3. Click Save — the tab appears in the bar as the last item 4. Switch between tabs to instantly change your feed view