CleanFeed — Hide Feeds on Facebook, Instagram & YouTube

Hide news feeds, Shorts, Reels, stories, suggestions and sponsored posts on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, X and LinkedIn — while the rest of each site keeps working.

View on the Chrome Web Store →Privacy policy

What you can hide

Hide the news feed on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, X and LinkedIn
Turn off YouTube Shorts, end-screen suggestions, comments and live chat
Hide Instagram stories and “suggested for you”, Reddit sidebars, X trends, LinkedIn news
A switch per network and a switch per section — you decide exactly what disappears
Pause everything for 5 minutes up to the rest of the day
A quote appears where the feed used to be, instead of blank space

How it works

Install it. All six networks start switched on.
Open a supported site — the feed is already gone.
Click the toolbar icon to open that network's switches and change what is hidden.
Use the power button to pause hiding whenever you actually want the feed.

What it does not do

It only hides. Nothing is deleted, posted, or changed on any account.
Hiding is visual: the content is still delivered by the network, just not shown to you.
A network redesign can temporarily break a selector; the extension reports that automatically so it can be fixed.
Chrome 105 or newer is required.

Feed hiding FAQ

Is CleanFeed really free?

Yes. No account, no licence key, no payment, no daily limit, and no advertising.

Does it break the site?

No. Messaging, search, profiles and notifications keep working — only the sections you chose are hidden.

Can I hide just one thing?

Yes. Every network has its own list of sections, each with its own switch.

Does it collect my data?

No. It applies a stylesheet in your browser; it does not read or transmit page content.