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Hide noise from LinkedIn feed LinkedIn Feed Cleaner helps you reduce noise and focus on useful content in your LinkedIn feed. LinkedIn feeds can become cluttered with repetitive announcements, engagement bait, repost chains, and other distractions. This extension lets you customize what appears in your feed so you can focus on meaningful content. Features Filter Brag & Hype Posts Hide common announcement-style posts and repetitive hype content. Hide Hiring Posts Remove recruitment posts from your feed if you're not actively job searching. Hide Reposts Reduce repost clutter and focus on original content. Custom Keyword Blocking Block posts containing keywords you specify. Feed Cleanliness Stats Track how much of your feed is filtered and see how much scrolling time you save. AI Filtering (Optional) Enable AI-powered filtering to detect nuanced humble-brags and engagement bait that rule-based filters might miss. Supports external AI providers such as Google Gemini or Grok using your own API key. Privacy First LinkedIn Feed Cleaner runs locally in your browser. No personal data is collected No browsing data is stored externally No tracking or analytics All filtering happens locally on your device Who is this for? Professionals who want a cleaner LinkedIn experience and prefer seeing insightful content rather than repetitive feed noise.
Mar 11, 2026
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