Describe the bug I'm not sure if LinkedIn updated recently, but it seems this extension is not working with the current version of the LinkedIn site. Posts are not being filtered, sorted, or anything, regardless of any option I select.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to options menu
2. Play with any filters at all (ensure the core extension is enabled)
3. Observe nothing changes in the LinkedIn feed after reloading.

Expected behavior The options should work

Environment (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 10
• Browser: Firefox
• Version 91

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. When viewing a public LInkedIn profile, LinkedIn will ask a login. Even if I register myself to LinkedIn it will ask a lot of personal information which is so frustrating. I'm a strong advocate of privacy and I don't want to share my personal information just to see a public profile on LinkedIn. It's gone to a point I now completely ignore linkedin profiles because of this.

Describe the solution you'd like A way to hide the login prompt and clear the blur on the LinkedIn profile page.

Additional context

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Annoying that when you apply to a job and on the last page before clicking Submit there's "Follow this employer".
As a result you "catch" all those follows and then later wonder why you have all these companies in your feed. Yes, LinkOff may remove them but still you become involuntary follower of a lot of companies this way.

Describe the solution you'd like Have the box unchecked by default.

Additional context

Hi there, my desired features

• sidebars toggler, a simple hide is fine

  • alternatively, something like https://github.com/thomaswang/minimal-twitter

• make main content wider, like facebook

• group connections into categories (friends, recruiters, ...)

• show/hide feeds based on them OR mass unfollow https://quadlayers.com/unfollow-connections-in-bulk-linkedin/ https://gist.github.com/brunolemos/8e13c5472b0c07d795aa766423569546

Not sure if this goes outside the scope of your plugin. If you like these ideas I can try to make a PR if I find the time :-)

When I open the LinkedIn feed, I would like the feed to be automatically sorted according to my preference - either Top or Recent.

Manually this is done on desktop LinkedIn by switching the sort dropdown (class="sort-dropdown__icon"). It seems that the selected value is stored for some time in a cookie named feed-sort with values feed (top) or chronFeed (recent).

The extension might do the switch if the preference stored in the extension would be different than the currently selected value. On the other hand, if the current sorting would be equal to the one set in the extension, the extension should not change anything regarding the sorting.

When Learning and Ads are on, and the website is refreshed, they are still present until the hider is triggered again, for example, by toggling the extension.

So I usually search for job offers using generic terms just to avoid missing some that use different terms for the same job. So yeah, searching for generic terms brings the issue of flooding the results with unrelated results, most of which i can filter out by some very common words.

Appart from word filtering inside the jobs results i don't come up with other ideas for this section

First of all, thanks for developing this extension! It is great.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I do not know the precise name for it, but at the top right of LinkedIn is a "LinkedIn News" section which essentially represents what is trending.

Describe the solution you'd like I would like to hide it. I looked for whether LinkedIn already offered a setting to turn it off, and I don't see one.

Additional context

I would like a debug window for posts to get additional information about a filtered post. For instance, if the hidden/expanding request is accepted and worked on, then there could be an added button to show additional information why a post was hidden. This would then provide development feedback if issues arise. I realize this might mean that every post would need a pick for debug information on which rules it passed or were applied to a post.

I'd like to filter the posts by the content author, eg.- a person vs. a company page.

I'm not sure if there is other way to differentiate between those two groups except checking the url of the poster, where the urls of the companies start with linkedin.com/company/ and personal profiles start with linkedin.com/in/.

In case of the shared posts, where a person is sharing a company post or a company sharing a person's post, the filter should apply only to the poster that I am following and not the author of the shared post.

I would like the ability to filter out the posts that are old. I can't see the exact post time on LinkedIn, except the text like '15m', '5h', '3d', '2w', '1mo', '1y'. The extension might offer filtering out the posts that are:

• more than 1 day old, which equals all the posts with posting time containing d, w, mo, y
• more than 1 week old, which equals all the posts with posting time containing w, mo, y etc.

I am not sure if this is a bug or feature request. I have added a group I follow to the hide by keywords and I still see all posts in this group.

I do not want to leave the group but I do not need to see 100 posts a day.

So either its a bug, or a feature to hide groups.

Cheers

This is an AMAZING extension - thank you for building this, Noah! Will definitely be buying you a kofi!

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to LinkedIn
2. Go to the feed
3. You'll see some posts where a contact has both liked AND commented on a post
4. The post is therefore muted

Expected behavior Using your extension, there's a toggle to mute Likes - so this is correct. However, I did NOT mute Comments, so would have expected to see Comment, even if Likes were muted

Environment (please complete the following information):

• Windows 10
• Chrome
• Should be the latest

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. When I open LinkedIn using LinkOff, it will often take several minutes of load / render / hide cycles until at least a couple of 'real' posts show up. And once I look at those and scroll down a little, the same repeats. The core problem is of course that the ratio of random stuff I don't care about that people in my networked have liked to actual content posted by people in my network is something like 50:1... but the moment I switch away from the browser window, the process stops...

Describe the solution you'd like I would love for the extension to keep streaming more content until at least ten 'real' articles are ready to be shown - and to start loading more stuff from LinkedIn the moment there are fewer than (maybe) five additional articles are ready to be scrolled to. This way I could reload LinkedIn, do something else for a while, then come back and have a reasonably useful user experience with the site.

Additional context Again, I understand that the core problem isn't in the extension - and I think that likely what I want is hard / impossible because of the way the browser (in my case, Brave on macOS) is trying to be smart and not to waste cycles in the background...

I would love to see a setting to disable them for, in order of priority:

1. no counter on the notifications at the top bar

2. not seeing the "people also viewed" feature (currently only possible on one's own profile) and "people you may know" when on someone's else's profile

3. no counter on "my pages notifications", "impressions of your post" and "who viewed your profile".

4. not seeing "People who follow [name] also follow"