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Remove algorithmic feeds from YouTube, X, and LinkedIn. Everything else works. Feed when you choose. Arrive → Task → Timed Feed → Leave The feed isn't why you showed up. But it's why you stayed. Don't Feed Me changes that. When you open YouTube, X or LinkedIn, the algorithmic feed is hidden by default. Where it used to be, Grem (a friendly placeholder) is sitting quietly. Everything else still works — search, subscriptions, messages, posting, profiles, jobs, notifications. All of it. Do what you came to do. Then either leave, or click the extension icon and pick a feeding window — 15, 30 or 45 minutes. The feed comes back, time-bound, on your terms. Stop early any time. Scrolling isn't the problem. Falling into the feed before you've made a choice — that's the problem. You can't out-willpower a UI that's been optimised by thousands of engineers against billions of eyeballs. We are cats with laser pointers at the end of the day. So this extension changes the laser pointer's default position. Off until you ask, not always on. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install. No account, no sign-up, no data collected. 2. Open YouTube, X or LinkedIn. Where the feed was, Grem sits quietly. 3. When you want to browse, click the extension icon, pick 15 / 30 / 45 minutes, and the feed comes back. Stop early when you're done. WHAT STAYS, WHAT GOES YouTube — Homepage feed hidden. Search, subscriptions, playlists, watch pages, channels, comments all work normally. X / Twitter — The "For You" tab is hidden. The "Following" tab still works (the people you actually chose to hear from). Search, profiles, notifications, messages, trending, lists all work normally. LinkedIn — Home feed hidden. Jobs, messaging, notifications, profiles, posting, analytics all work normally. PRIVACY No data collected. No accounts. No tracking. No analytics. The extension runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere. Free. No premium tier. No catch. Updated every few weeks to keep pace with the moving UI of these platforms. Learn the philosophy and how to use it: https://dontfeedme.app/feeding