Do you keep getting pulled away by recommended content every time you open a website? Feedless is a browser extension that hides homepage feeds, recommendation sections, and other distracting elements — giving you back control of your attention.
| Video | Social | Shopping | Other |
|---|---|---|---|
| YouTube | X (Twitter) | Taobao | Baidu |
| TikTok | Xiaohongshu | JD.com | |
| Bilibili | |||
| Douyin | Zhihu |
Feedless can nudge you to take a break after you've spent a set amount of time on a site. Configure a reminder interval (5, 10, 15, 30, or 60 minutes) per category — Video, Social, Shopping, or Other — from the Reminder tab in the popup. When the timer expires, a browser notification prompts you to close the tab.
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feedless/
├── manifest.json # Extension config: permissions and URL matches
├── src/
│ ├── sites.js # ★ Site configs — the only file you need to edit
│ ├── content.js # Injects CSS to hide feed elements
│ ├── popup.html/js # Popup UI with a toggle for each site
│ └── background.js # Service worker (storage initialization)
├── _locales/ # Localization strings
├── icons/ # Extension icons
└── scripts/ # Build tooling (manifest generation, packaging)
make build-all writes one zip per browser to dist/:
dist/feedless-chrome-v<version>.zip # Chrome Web Store
dist/feedless-edge-v<version>.zip # Microsoft Edge Add-ons
dist/feedless-firefox-v<version>.zip # Firefox (addons.mozilla.org)
Chrome and Edge ship the canonical manifest.json. The Firefox build is
transformed automatically (event-page background.scripts instead of a service
worker, plus the required browser_specific_settings.gecko block) by
scripts/pack.cjs. Set DEV_MODE = false in src/config.js before packaging;
the release workflow does this automatically when you make release.