LinkedIn Feed Filter

Tracking since May 15, 2026.

Changelog

• May 27, 2026
  description

  LinkedIn's built-in tools are all-or-nothing. Un-follow someone and they might notice. Block a company and you lose all context. Feed Filter gives you surgical, invisible control over what you see — without changing a single connection.
  
  Why people use Feed Filter
  
  You left a company, but your network didn't
  Your connections still work there, still post about it, still tag it in updates. You don't need to see any of that. Feed Filter hides posts mentioning a company name — from anyone — without unfollowing a single person.
  
  
  You like someone, just not everything they post
  Block specific keywords or post types from a person's updates. They keep their followers and their engagement. You keep your sanity and your connection.
  
  
  Your ex is everywhere — and so are your mutual connections
  You're still connected to the same people. They're still posting pics, check-ins, and updates that include someone you'd rather not think about. Feed Filter handles it quietly.
  
  
  Your feed is 80% images and videos you scroll past anyway
  The media collapse feature makes every post text-first. Expand the ones worth your time. Scroll the rest in a fraction of the space.

  LinkedIn's built-in tools are all-or-nothing. Un-follow someone and they might notice. Block a company and you lose all context. Feed Filter gives you surgical, invisible control over what you see — without changing a single connection.
  
  FYI on usage: Due to how the page renders, you might need to scroll and load a few posts before the filter kicks in.  This is a known issue that we've not yet found a workaround.
  
  
  Why people use Feed Filter
  
  You left a company, but your network didn't
  Your connections still work there, still post about it, still tag it in updates. You don't need to see any of that. Feed Filter hides posts mentioning a company name — from anyone — without unfollowing a single person.
  
  
  You like someone, just not everything they post
  Block specific keywords or post types from a person's updates. They keep their followers and their engagement. You keep your sanity and your connection.
  
  Your feed is 80% images and videos you scroll past anyway
  The media collapse feature makes every post text-first. Expand the ones worth your time. Scroll the rest in a fraction of the space.

Permissions & access

Permissions

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Host access

https://www.linkedin.com/*

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