Finally finished the garden fence. Tomatoes, you're on notice.
Your feed has a door. Now it has a bouncer.
Feed Bouncer is a Chrome extension for Facebook. Your friends and the pages you follow walk right in. Ads, suggested posts and the clutter Facebook mixes in get stopped at the rope.
๐ฅ You won't BELIEVE these boardwalk deals. Today only!
Found this under a blacklight at a yard sale for $4. ๐
Fall throw pillows, 3 for $29. Shop now.
Who gets in, who doesn't
You decide the rules once, in a small menu. Feed Bouncer applies them to every post as it arrives, before you scroll to it.
Kept out, if you choose
- Sponsored posts, and the ad box in the sidebar
- Suggested posts from groups, people and pages you don't follow
- Posts with words or phrases you pick
- The Stories, Reels and People You May Know sections
- Comments too, if you want
Always on the guest list
- Your friends and the people and pages you follow
- Posts that tag or mention you
- Posts with your "always show" words
- Anyone you mark โ
A badge on every name
Pages often look like people. Feed Bouncer asks Facebook's own data and labels each name, so you know who's talking. Click a badge to always show (โ) or always hide (โ) that person, page or group.
Hidden means unseen, even by Facebook
Facebook notes what you scroll past and how long you stop, and uses it to decide what to show you next. It counts a post as seen once enough of it has been on your screen for a moment.
Feed Bouncer switches hidden posts off completely, so they never reach your screen and aren't counted as seen. Lingering on junk can't teach Facebook to send you more of it. Facebook still knows it sent you those posts; it just can't see you look at them.
Private by design
Everything runs in your browser. Feed Bouncer only talks to Facebook, using the account you're already signed in with, and nothing is sent anywhere else. No accounts, no tracking, no ads. Each Facebook account in the browser gets its own settings.