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Opens Facebook straight to the chronological friends-only feed instead of the algorithmic Home feed. Not affiliated with Meta. Tired of "Suggested for you", Reels, and sponsored posts? Facebook actually has a built-in feed that shows only posts from your friends, in chronological order — it just won't let you make it your default. This extension fixes that. Every time you open facebook.com (or click the Facebook logo), you land directly on the friends-only feed instead of the algorithmic Home feed. WHAT IT DOES - Redirects the Facebook home page to the chronological friends-only feed - Also fixes the chronological feed when it opens with the "All" filter - Works on www.facebook.com and web.facebook.com WHAT IT DOES NOT DO - It does not read, collect, or transmit any data — there is no tracking of any kind - It does not modify, hide, or inject anything on Facebook's pages - It does not touch any page other than the Facebook home feed (profiles, groups, marketplace, messages etc. are left alone) - It requires no special permissions The friends-only feed is a feature Facebook itself provides; this extension simply takes you there automatically. This extension is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Meta Platforms, Inc. "Facebook" is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc., used here only to describe compatibility.
Aug 7, 2026
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