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Hide AI slop, ads & any topic on Reddit, X and LinkedIn. Works out of the box: no account, no setup. Take back your feed. Feed Control hides the posts you don't want to see on Reddit, X (Twitter) and LinkedIn: blurred behind a small label (one click to show) or removed entirely. WHAT IT HIDES • AI slop: formulaic, low-information, chatbot-written posts • Ads & self-promo: promoted posts, undisclosed advertising, "DM me for the link" pitches • Any topic you type: "politics", "crypto", "Trump", "sports", "AI-related"… in plain words • On LinkedIn: suggested posts, jobs & people recommendations, sidebar news and Premium upsells, and (optionally) posts shown because someone in your network liked them WHEN UNSURE, IT DOES NOTHING Posts are only hidden when the model is confident. Choose Relaxed, Balanced or Strict to decide how confident. HOW IT WORKS Posts are classified by Jev, TypeSafe's fast decision model. It works out of the box: no account, no API key, nothing to set up. Promoted posts and LinkedIn modules are detected from the page itself. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no tracking. Post text is only used to classify it and is never stored. Open source: https://github.com/rahulr8/feed-control SETUP Install it, then browse Reddit, X or LinkedIn. That's it. Pin the icon to add topics or change what's hidden.
Sep 24, 2026
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