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Collapses low-quality content (shitposts) in your LinkedIn feed using privacy-first, local AI. THIS EXTENSION IS FOR BETA TESTING FeedScout automatically collapses low-quality posts (aka "shitposts") in your LinkedIn feed using AI running locally on your browser (Gemini Nano) to improve your browsing experience. It enhances your LinkedIn scrolling experience by automatically filtering out low-quality content from your feed by identifying and collapsing "shitposts" - content that adds little value to your professional networking. **Key Features:** • **Smart Filtering**: Uses advanced **local** AI (Gemini Nano running locally on your Chrome Browser) to identify low-quality posts • **Privacy-First**: All processing happens locally - no data sent to external servers • **Non-Destructive**: Posts are collapsed, not deleted - you can still expand them • **LinkedIn-Focused**: Specifically designed for LinkedIn's professional environment **How It Works:** 1. Analyzes posts in your LinkedIn feed in real-time 2. Identifies content that may be low-quality or unprofessional 3. Automatically collapses identified posts with a subtle indicator 4. Keeps your feed focused on valuable professional content **Perfect For:** - Professionals who want a cleaner LinkedIn experience - Users overwhelmed by irrelevant content in their feed - Anyone seeking to focus on high-quality professional networking **Privacy & Security:** - 100% local processing - no external data transmission - Only accesses LinkedIn feed pages - Stores preferences locally in your browser Reclaim your LinkedIn feed and focus on content that matters to your professional growth.
Oct 13, 2025
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