Built one 6 years ago that I gave up on https://github.com/mihailthebuilder/simplyfeed. The problem was that so many posts were filtered out that the feed would just show up empty.

I used a great one for FB until it stopped working, it blocked 95% of everything. Andrew Kelley had a good analogy in his Don't Take the Black Pill talk:

> the user-facing software of Facebook is categorically, fundamentally coercive. It's like an arbitrary code execution exploit running on our brains. Scrolling down is the program counter, and the content that pops up is the instructions.

https://andrewkelley.me/post/dont-take-black-pill.html#:~:te...

Write a browser plugin/userscript that, every time you hit / on facebook, redirects you to /?filter=all&sk=h_chr

(In the age of AI it's better to DIY it, IMO, because it's one less bit of self-updating code you've downloaded from a stranger).

Thanks for the tip, the hidden feeds are much nicer.

Tells more about the Linkedin-feed than the tool.

Sounds like a great feature!

Because nobody posts anything and it is 90% bots?

> The problem was that so many posts were filtered out that the feed would just show up empty.

Sounds like

1) it's working as designed

2) your direct connections are normal human beings

I'm not at my computer, but I've got such a thing. It's a ViolentMonkey script, something like LinkedIn Sponsor Block or similar. Does just what you need.

Are you able to get this script? Sounds delightful.

Not the author, but here you go: https://github.com/Hogwai/LinkedinSponsorBlock/

Hi. I'm the creator. It's available as an userscript (Violentmonkey/tampermonkey) and as browser extensions (firefox/chrome)

Thanks for your work there.

Right, there are real posts from people I know hiding amongst the crap of promoted and suggested content. Not much, but it's there. It would be a shame to miss something from someone reaching out after a layoff or posting a job position at their company.

I use this: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/linkoff-filter-and-...

Just tried it, and it's great! I like that the blocked posts are retained and minimized/greyed out. That way I can see that it's blocking 90+ percent of the posts.

You can custom filter this with uBlock origin but sometimes linkedin changes the content blocks (e.g. from “x commented” to “x left a comment”) so you’ll need to do some maintenance.

Also, if you filter all the junk linkedin throws you’ll get some delay as ublock filters everything out.

I did this months ago: https://github.com/Hogwai/LinkedinSponsorBlock It's more focused on promoted/suggested content