It hides some distracting elements on LinkedIn's pages (especially the main feed), such as:
- Upsell links
- The news block
- The games block
- The "For companies" menu in the navbar
There is two main ways, depending on which browser/extension you use.
You need to install and activate an extension that accepts UserStyle files, such as Stylus.
Then open the raw firefox-stylus.user.css
file in a new tab. The extension should install the styles automatically, or prompt you to do so. You can also manually create a new style in the extension and paste the contents of that raw file.
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You need to have the Userscripts extension installed and activated.
Note: you will need to allow its use on the linkedin.com
domain.
You can then open the extension page, and add a New CSS file in the sidebar and paste the contents of the raw safari.userscripts.css
file into the editor, or add a New Remote and enter the URL of the raw file.
You should ask the extension to update the script whenever a new version is available. Both extensions have an auto-update feature that will fetch and install the new versions when available (based on the updateURL
parameter in the comment block at the top of the file).