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Filter your Instagram feed by topics using a Chrome extension. Take control of what you see on Instagram. This Chrome extension lets you filter your Instagram feed by topics you actually care about — so you spend less time doom-scrolling and more time consuming content that aligns with your interests. Whether you want more fitness, running, coding, design, business, or learning, you choose the topics and the extension curates your feed accordingly. ✅ What You Can Do Select topics you want to see in your feed Hide posts that don’t match your chosen interests Instantly switch topics anytime Reduce distractions & mindless scrolling Build a healthier relationship with Instagram 🧠 Why This Extension Exists Instagram decides what you see. This extension gives that power back to you. Instead of being fed random content, you can intentionally design your feed around: Learning Creativity Fitness Career growth Mental well-being Small change. Big impact. 🔒 Privacy-Friendly No data is collected No login required Everything runs locally in your browser 🚀 Who Is This For? Creators Developers Students Entrepreneurs Anyone tired of addictive, low-value feeds. Disclaimer - Filtering is based on post captions and available text. Since some posts don’t include sufficient caption data, results may not always be 100% accurate.
Feb 2, 2026
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Case-insensitive substring match in the name.
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