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Hides promoted, sponsored, and suggested nonsense from your LinkedIn feed. LinkedIn used to be a place to find jobs and connect with people. Now it’s a desert full of sponsored posts, promoted garbage, and algorithm sludge pretending to be “content.” You scroll for ten seconds and suddenly you’re knee-deep in “Promoted by…” “Sponsored…” “Suggested for you…” Nah. LinkedIn Wasteland takes a crowbar to that junk. This extension automatically hides posts labeled: • Promoted • Sponsored • Suggested That’s it. No dashboards. No creepy tracking. No weird permissions. Just a quiet little filter that sweeps the trash out of your feed so you can actually see real posts again. Think of it like showing up to a busted skate spot with a broom and clearing the broken glass before you drop in. What it does • Nukes Promoted by posts • Wipes out Sponsored garbage • Kicks Suggested algorithm junk out of your feed What it doesn’t do • Track you • Sell your data • Spy on anything It just hides the stuff nobody asked for. Because sometimes the internet gets weird and somebody’s gotta clean up the mess. Welcome to the Wasteland. 🛹💀
Mar 12, 2026
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