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Sift

Take back a LinkedIn worth your time.

Inspiration

LinkedIn is great at surfacing relevant jobs and content. But the experience? Ads everywhere, "Suggested" posts from strangers, reposted job listings, no way to tell if a role sponsors visas without clicking through. Your feed is half noise, and your job search is mostly triage.

Sift exists because the platform is good but the workflow is broken. It cleans up both sides of LinkedIn: your feed and your job search.

Feed Cleanup

Sift automatically hides ads, suggested posts, and recommended content from your LinkedIn feed. One-click Unfollow appears inline on every post — no digging through menus.

Profile & Network

Sift also cleans up your profile and My Network pages — hiding sidebar clutter, ads, analytics you don't need, and game promotions.

Job Search Intelligence

On LinkedIn's job search results page, Sift flags suspicious listings so you skip the ones not worth your time.

Reposted Job has been reposted — stale listing
Applied You already applied to this one
No Sponsor Description says visa sponsorship not available
Unpaid Volunteer or unpaid position
Skipped Co. Company on your skip list
Skipped Title Title contains a keyword you're avoiding

See It in Action

Sift badges on LinkedIn job cards
Badges flag issues at a glance
Sift dim mode fading flagged cards
Dim mode fades flagged cards

Get Started

  1. Install from the Chrome Web Store
  2. Visit LinkedIn — your feed is automatically cleaned up
  3. Go to Jobs → Search Results — cards are auto-flagged
  4. Click the Sift icon to adjust settings, view stats, or export data
  5. Hover any post to Unfollow the author with one click

How It Works

Detect
Badge
Filter
Focus

Reads page content directly in the browser. No external servers, no API calls. Everything runs locally. Your preferences are stored via Chrome's local storage.

Privacy

Sift runs entirely in your browser. No data is collected, transmitted, or stored externally. All preferences and stats stay on your device.

Full privacy policy →

Open Source

Sift is open source under the MIT license. You can read every line of code, verify the privacy claims yourself, or contribute improvements.

Chrome Web Store GitHub