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Block non-connected users directly from your LinkedIn feed with one click Take back control of your LinkedIn feed! Tired of seeing posts from people you don't know flooding your feed? LinkedIn Feed Cleaner adds a simple "Block" button to every post from non-connected users, letting you clean up your feed in seconds. Features • One-click blocking - Block users directly from the feed without visiting their profile • Smart detection - Only shows the block button for non-connected users (2nd/3rd degree connections) • Queue system - Block multiple users at once, the extension handles them automatically • Progress tracking - See pending, completed, and failed blocks in the popup • Quick access - Jump to your LinkedIn block list with one click 🎯 How it works 1. Browse your LinkedIn feed as usual 2. See a post from someone you don't want to hear from? Click the block button 3. The extension queues the block and processes it automatically 4. Your feed gets cleaner over time! 🔒 Privacy • No data collection • No external servers • Everything stays in your browser • Only interacts with LinkedIn when you click block 💡 Tips • Works best on the main feed • Blocked users can be unblocked from LinkedIn settings • The extension respects LinkedIn's rate limits to avoid issues --- Clean feed, clear mind. 🧹
Jan 19, 2026
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