Facebook Home, under your control
Keep the posts.
Quiet the noise.
Feed Shield selectively hides ads, Follow or Join posts, and chosen recommendation sections. Ordinary posts stay visible, and all filtering happens locally in your browser.
- Free
- Local-only filtering
- No analytics
- No remote code
Interactive preview
Choose what stays quiet
This demo illustrates the controls. It does not read your Facebook data.
Facebook Home only
Filtering stays focused on the Home feed instead of changing Facebook everywhere.
Reversible by design
Turn a filter off and affected content returns without reloading the page.
Your feed stays local
No analytics, advertising, remote code, or extension-originated network requests.
Selective, not destructive
A feed filter with an off switch
Feed Shield changes page presentation only. It never follows, joins, leaves, reports, or deletes anything on your behalf.
Filter posts marked Follow or Join
Quiet selected suggestions without erasing the ordinary feed around them.
Hide recognized ads
Version 2.7.0 recognizes tested Ad or Sponsored disclosures on Facebook Home.
Remove recommendation sections
Suggested-user and recommended-group sections have their own independent controls.
See local impact
Session and all-time totals stay in the browser, with an estimated time saved.
Small surface, clear choices
Four controls. Immediate feedback.
Open the toolbar popup, choose the filters you want, and change them at any time. The compact interface is available in light and dark mode.
See the filtering approach
One English interface
Recognizes nine Facebook interfaces
Tested label mappings cover selected controls in English, Georgian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Russian, Ukrainian, and Polish. Facebook interface changes can require updates.
- English
- Georgian
- French
- Spanish
- Portuguese
- German
- Russian
- Ukrainian
- Polish
Privacy is architecture
Your feed never becomes our feed.
Facebook page processing happens on your device. Feed Shield stores preferences and local counter state, not Facebook post content or identifiers.
Read the privacy statementChrome and Firefox desktop
Make Facebook Home feel more intentional.
The Chrome listing is public. Firefox 2.7.0 has been submitted to AMO and is awaiting review.