TuneMyFeedAdd to Chrome
Your LinkedIn. Your rules.

Spend your LinkedIn time on posts that matter to you

LinkedIn post with TuneMyFeed's Unfollow this person, Hide posts by author and Not interested buttons

You come to LinkedIn for useful ideas and updates from your network. TuneMyFeed blocks ads and puts Not interested, Unfollow and Hide right on every post, so you can clear out the noise and shape a feed around what matters to you.

Privacy first: your LinkedIn data never leaves your browser.
Works on LinkedIn.com in Chrome & Brave.

You opened LinkedIn for a reason

What you came for

  • The people you chose to followTheir new projects, wins and lessons learned
  • Ideas for your own workPractical takes you can use tomorrow
  • News from your industryLaunches, hires and deals in your field
  • Customers and new leadsStay close to clients and spot new ones

What you get instead

  • LinkedIn lunatics"What my surgery taught me about B2B sales"
  • PoliticsYou have other networks for that.
  • Memes and funny videosFun on Instagram, noise on LinkedIn.
  • Nonsense a random connection likedYou don't follow the author, yet here it is.

More signal, less noise

Get back to what you came for

TuneMyFeed helps you clear out the posts you didn't come for, so your feed has room for the ones you did.

Room for posts you'll actually want

Every post you clear out makes room for a new one, often from people in your network you weren't seeing before. Keep tuning, and your feed gets closer to the one you want.

Clean up your feed as you scroll

Not interested, Unfollow or Hide, in one click, right on the post. No menus, no breaking your scroll.

No more ads in your feed

Turn on Block ads once, and promoted posts disappear before you scroll past them.

How it works

  1. 1

    Spot a post you don't want

    Not interested, Unfollow and Hide buttons sit right on every post in your feed.

  2. 2

    Click once, right on the post

    Each button runs LinkedIn's own action - the one it hides behind the tiny ... menu. Nothing custom, nothing external.

  3. 3

    Your feed adapts

    LinkedIn's algorithm listens to these signals. Keep using them, and what it shows you shifts over time.

One click, right on the post

Not interested

See fewer posts like this one. Keep doing it and that kind of content fades.

Unfollow author

Stop seeing someone's posts without removing the connection or visiting their profile.

Hide posts by author

Keep the connection, lose the posts. For colleagues you respect offline but not on LinkedIn.

Unfollow this person

A connection liked a stranger's post and it isn't relevant to you? Unfollow the author, not your connection.

Hide ad

Get rid of one ad, and LinkedIn shows you fewer like it.

Block ads

Turn it on once, and promoted posts disappear from your feed.

Feed quality

Tell the algorithm what you don't want.

Motivational memes, life lessons, before/after wealth comparisons. Someone finds it funny, and now it's in your feed, taking the place of a post you'd actually want.

Click "Not interested" right on the post. It's a real signal LinkedIn's algorithm listens to - their own help center says so. Keep doing it, and this kind of content fades from your feed.

  1. 1The buttons appear on the post
    LinkedIn lunatic post with Not interested button
  2. 2Click - the post is marked
    Post after clicking Not interested
  3. 3LinkedIn confirms your feedback
    Thank you for your feedback - Your feedback helps improve the feed

Activity pollution

A stranger's post in your feed? Only if it's relevant.

Anton Ochel likes a post. You don't follow Anton Ochel for his taste in content - you don't even remember connecting. Now Johannes Euler's career announcement is on your feed because of that chain reaction.

TuneMyFeed puts "Unfollow this person" directly on the post - targeting the author, not the person who reacted. One click and their posts stop showing up, whether they appear directly or via someone else's activity.

  1. 1The button targets the post author, not the reactor
    LinkedIn activity post with Unfollow this person button
  2. 2Click - the author is unfollowed
    LinkedIn activity post after unfollowing author
  3. 3Their posts won't appear on your feed again
    You'll no longer see posts from Johannes Euler in your feed

Feed connections

That person you barely know.

You connected years ago - maybe at a conference, maybe just because. Now their posts clog your feed every week. Not relevant to you professionally, not interesting, just there.

You don't have to remove the connection. TuneMyFeed adds an "Unfollow author" button directly on their post. One click stops their content from appearing - the connection stays, the noise goes.

  1. 1The button appears on any post from a connection
    LinkedIn post with Unfollow author and Not interested buttons
  2. 2Click - they're unfollowed
    LinkedIn post after unfollowing author
  3. 3Connection stays, noise goes
    You unfollowed Oliver Starling - confirmation

Promoted content

No more of the same ad, again and again.

LinkedIn serves the same promoted posts on repeat. The same vendor pitch, the same "67% of leaders" stat, the same whitepaper - day after day.

Hide one ad with the "Hide ad" button right on the post, and LinkedIn confirms it will show you fewer like it. Or turn on Block ads once, and promoted posts disappear from your feed.

  1. 1The button appears on every promoted post
    LinkedIn ad with Hide ad button visible
  2. 2Click - the ad is hidden
    Ad hidden confirmation on LinkedIn
  3. 3LinkedIn confirms fewer ads like this
    LinkedIn feedback: We'll show fewer ads like this

Privacy first.Your data stays with you.

TuneMyFeed works entirely inside your browser. It never collects, stores or sends anything about what you see or do on LinkedIn: no account, no tracking, no analytics. Built by a company in Berlin, Germany.

  • Your LinkedIn data never leaves your browser
  • No account
  • No tracking
  • Only runs on linkedin.com
Read our privacy policy

Free while it's in beta

The extension is free to install right now. No credit card, no account, no strings. Use it for a week. If your feed isn't better, uninstall it.

Add to Chrome

For Chrome & Brave · Works on linkedin.com · No data collected

Frequently asked questions

No. The extension only clicks LinkedIn's own existing menu items on your behalf - the same actions you would take manually. It does not inject fake data, scrape content, or communicate with any external server. It is a UI shortcut, nothing more.

No. From LinkedIn's perspective, a human is clicking their own menu buttons. The extension does not automate bulk actions or behave like a bot - it only acts when you click one of its buttons.

No. The extension has no backend, no database, and no analytics. It runs entirely inside your browser. Nothing you do with it leaves your device. See the Privacy Policy for the full details.

It is free during the beta period while we gather feedback and make sure it works well across different LinkedIn layouts and languages. A paid version may follow.

Google Chrome & Brave. Install TuneMyFeed from the Chrome Web Store in any of these browsers.

Edge is on our list. If you'd like to use TuneMyFeed in Edge, email us at hello@tunemyfeed.com and tell us it matters to you: the more people ask, the sooner it comes.

LinkedIn A/B tests its UI constantly. The extension is built to handle multiple selector variants, but a LinkedIn change can still stop a control from working until an update fixes it. Updates arrive automatically through the Chrome Web Store.

Yes - these are real LinkedIn signals, the same ones LinkedIn's own help center recommends for tuning your feed. The difference is that LinkedIn hides them in a menu most people never open. Using them consistently does shift what the algorithm shows you over time.

Ready to get started?

Make room for posts that matter.

Add to Chrome

Works on Chrome & Brave