Facebook Feed Cleaner - Ads, Reels & More by SouthTech Creations
Take back your Facebook feed. Hide Sponsored ads, suggested and “Join” posts, Reels, People You May Know, the Stories bar and either sidebar - each with its own toggle. Ads are caught before they can flash past as you scroll.
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About this extension
Facebook Feed Cleaner puts you back in control of what your feed shows you.
Every kind of clutter has its own switch, so you can hide only what bothers you and leave the rest alone:
FEED POSTS
• Sponsored ads
• Suggested posts and posts from pages you don't follow
• Group "Join" posts
• People You May Know
• Suggested groups
• Reels and short-video trays
PAGE LAYOUT
• Stories bar
• The "What's on your mind?" box
• Left shortcuts rail
• Right sidebar
• Right-sidebar ads only, keeping your contacts and birthdays visible
WHY ADS DON'T SLIP THROUGH
Facebook doesn't put the word "Sponsored" in the page. It builds the label out of dozens of single-letter fragments with decoys mixed in, so a plain text search finds nothing. This extension reads the label the way you do — by what is actually drawn on screen — so ads are identified reliably even though the text isn't really there.
Facebook also builds each post moments before it reaches your screen, which is why ad blockers often let one flash past mid-scroll. No-flash mode holds a post blank for a fraction of a second until it has been checked, then reveals it. Nothing is ever held longer than 1.5 seconds.
PRIVACY
No accounts, no tracking, no analytics, no data collection of any kind. Nothing ever leaves your browser. Your settings sync through Firefox's own account sync and nowhere else. The extension only runs on facebook.com.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Facebook changes its markup regularly. If something stops being hidden, turn on Debug mode: instead of hiding posts, the extension outlines and labels everything it detected, so it's obvious whether detection has broken or a rule is too broad.
Every kind of clutter has its own switch, so you can hide only what bothers you and leave the rest alone:
FEED POSTS
• Sponsored ads
• Suggested posts and posts from pages you don't follow
• Group "Join" posts
• People You May Know
• Suggested groups
• Reels and short-video trays
PAGE LAYOUT
• Stories bar
• The "What's on your mind?" box
• Left shortcuts rail
• Right sidebar
• Right-sidebar ads only, keeping your contacts and birthdays visible
WHY ADS DON'T SLIP THROUGH
Facebook doesn't put the word "Sponsored" in the page. It builds the label out of dozens of single-letter fragments with decoys mixed in, so a plain text search finds nothing. This extension reads the label the way you do — by what is actually drawn on screen — so ads are identified reliably even though the text isn't really there.
Facebook also builds each post moments before it reaches your screen, which is why ad blockers often let one flash past mid-scroll. No-flash mode holds a post blank for a fraction of a second until it has been checked, then reveals it. Nothing is ever held longer than 1.5 seconds.
PRIVACY
No accounts, no tracking, no analytics, no data collection of any kind. Nothing ever leaves your browser. Your settings sync through Firefox's own account sync and nowhere else. The extension only runs on facebook.com.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Facebook changes its markup regularly. If something stops being hidden, turn on Debug mode: instead of hiding posts, the extension outlines and labels everything it detected, so it's obvious whether detection has broken or a rule is too broad.
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Permissions and data
Required permissions:
- Access your data for sites in the facebook.com domain
Optional permissions:
- Access your data for sites in the facebook.com domain
Data collection:
- The developer says this extension doesn't require data collection.
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- Version
- 2.2.0
- Size
- 26.99 KB
- Last updated
- 2 days ago (Oct 3, 2026)
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