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Hides news feeds, and reels across major social media platforms so you can use the internet as a tool, not a trap. NewsFeed Eradicator removes the home feed on your most distracting sites so you can use the internet as a tool, not a trap. The newsfeed won't build your future. But you will. You open a site to search one thing. Fifteen minutes later you're watching something you didn't plan to. Sound familiar? That's not a willpower problem — it's algorithmic design working exactly as intended. **Works on 7 major social media platforms** Hides home feeds, explore pages, shorts, and reels — wherever the algorithm tries to pull you in. Search results, profiles, DMs, notifications, and everything you navigate to intentionally still work perfectly. Supported platforms: Youtube, Linkedin, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Reddit and Twitter/X. 💡 Tip: If the feed doesn't disappear immediately after enabling, just reload the page — it works perfectly after that. ✅ Key Features • One toggle controls all supported platforms at once • No setup, no accounts, no configuration — works instantly after install • Lightweight — no data collection, no background tracking • Settings survive browser restarts and extension updates • Built for professionals, deep workers, and anyone fighting doomscrolling
Jul 9, 2026
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