A new Chrome extension named "LinkedIn Feed Blocker" has been developed to remove the main home feed from the LinkedIn user interface. The extension specifically targets and hides the entire main feed on the /feed URL and blocks infinite-scroll pagination requests.
The extension is designed to disable only the social feed, ensuring that other LinkedIn features remain fully usable. This includes access to profiles, job listings, search functions, messaging, and notifications, allowing users to utilize the platform for professional networking without the distraction of the feed.
Technically, the extension hides the feed by setting `display: none !important;` for the main feed element and blocks additional post requests by targeting `sduiid=com.linkedin.sdui.pagers.feed.mainFeed`. This specific targeting prevents interference with other pagination endpoints on LinkedIn. The extension is currently pending review for the Chrome Web Store but can be installed manually by enabling developer mode in Chrome and loading the unpacked directory.
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A new Chrome extension, "LinkedIn Feed Blocker," disables the main home feed on LinkedIn, including infinite scroll and the post composer. This tool allows users to access other LinkedIn functionalities like profiles, jobs, and messaging without the social feed.