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Hides the LinkedIn feed so you can check messages and notifications without scrolling. Click the icon to turn it on or off. LinkedIn Feed Blocker hides the feed on linkedin.com/feed and puts a small card in its place with two buttons: Notifications and Messages. I built it because I open LinkedIn to answer a message and end up scrolling the feed instead. With the feed gone, I answer the message and leave. What it does • Hides the home feed and the news column next to it. • Shows a card that says "LinkedIn Feed Blocker is activated" with links to your notifications and messages. • Leaves the rest of LinkedIn alone. Messaging, notifications, profiles, jobs, search and single posts you open from a notification all work as normal. Turning it on and off Click the extension icon in the toolbar. The icon shows an OFF badge while the blocker is off. The change applies straight away in any open LinkedIn tab, with no reload. Pin the icon from the puzzle piece menu to keep it one click away. Privacy The extension makes no network requests and collects no data. It stores one setting on your device: whether the blocker is on or off. It only runs on linkedin.com. This extension is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LinkedIn Corporation. LinkedIn is a trademark of LinkedIn Corporation.
Sep 18, 2026
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