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Filters AI posts, selfies, motivational fluff & news regurgitation from your LinkedIn feed. Free, open source, 100% local. our LinkedIn feed is full of noise. This extension quietly cleans it up. What gets filtered: 🤖 **AI-written posts** — the numbered lists, the em-dashes, the "In today's fast-paced world" openers ☕ **Everyday life lesson posts** — "My Uber driver just taught me the meaning of success" 🤳 **Context-free selfies** — photo + "Blessed to be here!" with nothing else 🥗 **Motivational word salad** — hustle, manifest, synergize, disrupt 📰 **News regurgitation** — posts that just summarise what's already public, with no original take How it works: The extension uses pattern-matching rules that run entirely in your browser. No post text is ever sent to any server. No LinkedIn credentials are accessed. No activity data is collected. It simply intercepts posts as they load and hides the ones that match filter rules. Custom filters: You can block specific words, phrases, or accounts directly from the extension popup. Changes apply instantly — no page reload needed. Collapse mode: Prefer not to hard-hide posts? Switch to collapse mode — filtered posts become a slim grey bar with a "Show anyway" link. Stats: The popup shows how many posts each filter has caught, so you can tune which filters are active. Disclaimer: This extension modifies your local feed display only. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to LinkedIn Corporation in any way. "LinkedIn" is a registered trademark of LinkedIn Corporation. This extension is provided as-is with no warranty. See our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service at linkedinfeedfilter.com.
Apr 22, 2026
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