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Hide distracting short-form feeds on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. Null the scroll. Shorts, Reels, Stories, Explore — different names, same design pattern: an endless short-form feed built to keep you scrolling past whatever you actually opened the app for. Nullfeed hides it. One extension, one popup, full control over YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. WHAT IT HIDES YouTube - Shorts shelf on the home feed - Shorts in search and recommendations - Redirects you home if you land on a /shorts link directly Facebook - Reels - Stories - Video feeds Instagram - Reels - Stories - Explore HOW IT WORKS - Instant — filters apply before the page renders, so there's no flash of content before it's hidden - Independent controls — turn each feature on or off per platform, exactly the way you want it - Fully reversible — pause Protection anytime with a single switch, and everything reappears exactly as it was, no settings lost PRIVACY - No account or sign-up required - No analytics, no tracking, no data collection of any kind - Nothing is ever sent off your device — Nullfeed only needs permission to read and hide elements on the three supported sites HOW TO USE 1. Install Nullfeed and pin it to your toolbar 2. Open the popup and pick a platform: YouTube, Facebook, or Instagram 3. Toggle off what you don't want to see 4. Keep browsing — that's it Nullfeed is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Google, or Meta. All product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Aug 14, 2026
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