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Clean up your Linkedin feed by removing sponsored posts, suggestions, and partner content. Tired of LinkedIn ads, sponsored posts, and promoted content cluttering your feed? These posts look like regular updates but are labeled "Promotion." Even standard ad blockers often miss them. This extension catches and hides them silently. LinkedinSponsorBlock is a free, open-source and lightweight ad blocker for LinkedIn that automatically removes sponsored posts, suggested content, promoted ads, and partner promotions, giving you a cleaner, distraction-free feed. Features: 🚫 Automatic ad removal : Hides sponsored posts, suggested content, promoted ads, and partner promotions 🌐 Multilingual detection : Blocks promoted content in all languages available on LinkedIn 🌍 Localized UI : Extension interface available in 10 languages ⚡ Lightweight & discreet : Runs silently in the background without slowing your browsing 💼 Clean, focused feed : No more scrolling past irrelevant ads and spam, just real content from your network 📊 Block counter : Track how many ads and promotions have been removed ⚙️ Customizable filters : Choose what to hide: sponsored, suggested, recommended, or all Perfect for professionals, recruiters, job seekers, or any LinkedIn user who wants a more relevant, ad-free, and distraction-free feed. Clean feed. Zero ads. No LinkedIn spam.
Jul 18, 2026
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