LinkedIn Feed Reminder wot Lars Schellhas van Kisfeld

LinkedIn Feed Reminder helps you use your time on LinkedIn intentionally, instead of getting lost in endless feed scrolling.

What it does:
- When you open the LinkedIn feed, it asks what you actually want to do there — and how long you plan to stay: 1, 5, or 10 minutes.
- Once that time is up (capped at 5 minutes either way), a reminder pops up with a visual progress ring showing how long you've actually been in the feed.
- You then choose: continue with what you originally set out to do, or close the tab and take a walk / get a coffee instead.
- Buttons that keep you on LinkedIn have a short cooldown before they become clickable, so you can't just click through on autopilot.
- Available in 15 European languages (auto-detected from your browser language).
- Hides two dark patterns: the red notification dot on the "Home" nav item (designed to lure you back into the feed even without new content) and the banner nudging you to switch to the native app.

Privacy: This extension does not collect, store, or transmit any data. Everything runs locally in your browser.

Source code: https://github.com/larsschellhas/linkedin-feed-reminder (MIT License)