LinkClean is a free browser extension designed to filter unwanted content from LinkedIn feeds, providing users with a cleaner and more focused browsing experience. The extension targets promoted posts, sponsored ads, suggested content, polls, reshares, and newsletter advertisements, automatically removing them from view. Its filtering capabilities are available in 28 languages, including English, Russian, German, French, Spanish, Turkish, Polish, and Ukrainian, among others.
The tool operates entirely within the user's browser, ensuring that all processing is local. No data is sent to external servers, and there are no accounts, analytics, or cloud sync features involved. Filter preferences and statistics are stored locally, and the extension makes no network requests, emphasizing user privacy. LinkClean uses text-based detection to identify and filter promoted or sponsored content, relying on keywords across multiple languages rather than CSS selectors. This approach is intended to make the extension resilient to changes in LinkedIn’s web page structure that might disrupt other tools.
Users can customize their experience by toggling individual filters on or off through the extension’s icon. Optional filters allow for the removal of engagement-bait polls, shared or reposted content, and video-only posts. The extension also features a statistics counter, displaying the number of filtered posts both per session and over time, with a badge count on the extension icon for quick reference.
LinkClean is available for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge browsers. All features are provided free of charge, with no advertisements or tracking. The extension is aimed at LinkedIn users who wish to minimize distractions and maintain privacy while browsing their feed. Its design and operation prioritize simplicity, privacy, and adaptability to LinkedIn’s evolving interface.
LinkClean sits in PulseGate's Browser DevTools & extensions category. Removes ads, sponsored, and suggested posts from LinkedIn feeds for a cleaner browsing experience. It is built as a consumer product for linkedIn users seeking distraction-free browsing. It is available for free. It ships for the web and embeddable surfaces.
Konabayev builds and maintains LinkClean, and it first shipped in 2026. Development happens publicly on GitHub with 53 commits in the last 90 days. Among its 5 catalogued features are ad filtering, promoted post removal, and newsletter ad blocking.
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