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Hides LinkedIn posts that match selected keywords LinkedIn Post Muter helps clean up your LinkedIn feed by automatically hiding posts that match common patterns such as: “Comment X”. Works similarly to the 'mute posts' feature on X/Twitter. List of muted keywords are 100% customizable. With this extension installed and enabled, posts that match these patterns are detected while you scroll and hidden automatically. Features: Works automatically while you browse LinkedIn. Lightweight and runs only on linkedin.com. No data is collected or sent anywhere, all processing happens locally in your browser. Open source! https://github.com/andrew-mac12/linkedin-post-muter Important Notice & Disclaimer -LinkedIn’s Terms of Service explicitly prohibit automated scraping, crawling, or interactions with their site without prior permission. -This extension is provided for educational and personal use only. -By installing or using this extension, you acknowledge that you are solely responsible for your own use of it. -The developer assumes no responsibility or liability for any consequences, including account restrictions, resulting from its use. May stop working from time to time if LinkedIn changes their DOM. Not sure how often this will be updated. Since it's open source, you are welcome to contribute!
Sep 19, 2025
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