Hide Reels and Shorts in your browser.
A free desktop browser extension that hides Reels, Shorts and endless feeds on the same eight sites.
Free, with no account. Works in Brave, Edge, Opera and Arc too. Firefox needs version 128 or newer.
A free extension that hides Reels, Shorts and endless feeds on Instagram, YouTube, X, Reddit, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn and Snapchat. It also has a daily limit, a session timer, quiet hours, a pause before opening and grayscale. Nothing leaves your browser, and there is no account.
Add to Chrome, Brave, Edge, Opera and Arc
Stillfeed is on the Chrome Web Store. Chrome installs it in one click, and Brave, Edge, Opera and Arc install from the same listing. On Firefox, use the Firefox section below.
Free on the Chrome Web Store. Works in Brave, Edge, Opera and Arc too.
- Open the Stillfeed page on the Chrome Web Store and click Add to Chrome. In Brave, Edge, Opera or Arc the button may be worded differently.
- Confirm in your browser’s prompt, then pin the icon from the puzzle-piece menu so you can reach its settings in one click.
Installing from the store means your browser updates the extension for you. Edge and Opera may ask you to allow extensions from other stores first; follow the prompt your browser shows.
Download for Firefox
The Firefox version is signed by Mozilla, so it installs in one click with no Developer mode. It needs Firefox 128 or newer.
Free on Firefox Add-ons. Needs Firefox 128 or newer.
- Open the Stillfeed page on Firefox Add-ons and click Add to Firefox.
- Click “Add” in the Firefox prompt, then pin the icon from the puzzle-piece menu.
Installing from Firefox Add-ons means Firefox updates the extension for you.
Where it is listed
Stillfeed is live on the Chrome Web Store and on Firefox Add-ons. It is not on Opera’s own add-ons site; Opera users install from the Chrome Web Store listing above.
Install from the ZIP instead
You only need this if you can’t use the store. It installs the extension from a file, and updates are manual.
- Download the file with the button above. You get
stillfeed-chrome-0.1.0.zip. - Unzip it into a folder you will keep. Your browser loads the extension straight from that folder, so don’t leave it in Downloads where it might get cleaned up. Deleting the folder later removes the extension.
- Open your browser’s extensions page. Browsers block links to these addresses, so copy the one for your browser and paste it into the address bar.
Chrome
chrome://extensionsBrave
brave://extensionsEdge
edge://extensionsOpera
opera://extensionsArc
arc://extensions
- Turn on Developer mode. It is a switch at the top right of the page (in Opera and Edge it may be on the left side).
- Click “Load unpacked” and pick the unzipped folder, the one that contains
manifest.json. - Pin the icon. Open the puzzle-piece menu in the toolbar and pin Stillfeed so you can reach its settings in one click.
Good to know. Your browser may show a notice about “developer mode extensions” when it starts. That is normal for an extension installed this way, and you can dismiss it. Updates are manual: download the new ZIP and repeat the steps. If you later install from the Chrome Web Store, remove this manual copy first so you don’t run two.
What it does
In your browser
- Hides Reels, Shorts and endless feeds on Instagram, YouTube, X, Reddit, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn and Snapchat.
- A daily limit, a session timer and quiet hours.
- A pause before opening a site, and grayscale.
- Free, with no account. Nothing leaves your browser; the details are in the extension privacy section.
Questions
Does it work on a computer?
Yes. The Stillfeed browser extension is free for Chrome, Brave, Edge, Opera, Arc and Firefox. It hides Reels, Shorts and endless feeds on the same eight sites, with no account. Install the extension.
Does the browser extension send my data anywhere?
Nothing leaves your browser, and there is no account. The details are in the extension privacy section.
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