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Customize your LinkedIn newsfeed. Hide ads and highlight relevant posts This extension improves your LinkedIn newsfeed by hiding things you didn't subscribe for: - sponsored posts - suggested posts from people you don't know - random job suggestions inside newsfeed. Also, you may choose custom keywords, which indicate that a post is relevant for you. Posts containing positive keywords will be highlighted in green, indicating you should pay more attention to them; posts containing negative keywords will be hidden, just like "promoted posts". You can select your keywords and preferences in the settings menu. supported languages: English, Russian, Hebrew ##What's new (28/10/2026): After a recent layout update, a function for finding post headers stopped working properly, breaking the whole extension. Now that function is updated and the extension works. ##Coming soon: Rethinking of the extension's concept. When the extension was created, the newsfeed had about 2/3 posts from people and pages you follow 1/3 "suggested", from people you don't follow. And about 25% posts on top of that were (and still are) promoted posts. Now, the newsfeed has 2 modes: - chronological, where all the posts are from people and pages you follow - recommended, where you 99% posts you get are from random people in random order So, now the fundamental idea of what the extension should do needs a rethinking.
Oct 29, 2026
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