A useful feed cleaner should start with your definition of relevance—not a universal blacklist.
Why feeds become cluttered
Your feed is influenced by who you follow, your connections, your interactions and LinkedIn recommendations. Over time, small signals and an expanding network can leave useful updates buried beneath content you never intended to prioritize.
Describe the feed you want
Feedwise separates “More of” from “Less of.” Combine subject preferences with profile types and writing styles. This matters because two posts about the same topic can have very different value.
Review before cleanup
Use a quick check to see how the preferences are interpreted. If the result feels too aggressive, protect important topics or profiles. If it is too lax, make the exclusions more specific.
Use LinkedIn’s native controls too
Feedwise complements the choices already available on LinkedIn. Use Unfollow, Not interested and feed preferences directly when only a few posts are involved. LinkedIn documents its current controls in its feed preferences guide.
Independent tool
Feedwise is not made, approved or endorsed by LinkedIn. Browser extensions that interact with LinkedIn may be affected by LinkedIn’s rules or interface changes.
Frequently asked questions
Can I make LinkedIn chronological again?
Feedwise does not change LinkedIn into a fully chronological feed. It focuses on reducing unwanted sources and content according to your preferences.
Does Feedwise block every suggested post?
No. LinkedIn controls feed delivery. Feedwise reviews eligible content visible in your feed; it cannot guarantee that every future suggestion disappears.
Will people know I unfollowed them?
LinkedIn generally treats following separately from connection status. Unfollowing keeps the connection, and LinkedIn does not normally send an unfollow notification. Platform behavior can change.
Make your feed useful again.
Choose what you want more and less of, review the recommendations, then clean up. Your first 5 feed exclusions and 5 unfollows are free.
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