Hide Shorts & Reels · YouTube and Instagram, in your browser
Quiet Feed hides Shorts, Reels and the endless recommendations. Look up what you came for, watch it, and get on with your day.
What goes quiet
Search results, the sidebar, the bottom tab, every shelf.
Open YouTube to a search box, not a slot machine.
Suggestions beside a video and the wall that appears when it ends.
See what friends posted on Instagram without the video treadmill.
Each one has its own switch. Optional: open Shorts links as normal videos.
Why another one
YouTube and Instagram change their pages all the time, and the most common complaint about Shorts blockers is simple: “it stopped working after an update.” Quiet Feed's rules are tested against the live sites, and fixes reach you automatically within hours. No app update needed.
Promises
Everything is on by default. Nothing to set up.
No account, no analytics, no ads. Your settings stay in your browser.
No subscription, now or later. One purchase covers iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Price
Same features, no catch.
Once. For Safari on all your Apple devices.
Questions
No. Extensions can't change apps. It works when you use the websites in a browser: Safari on iPhone and iPad, or Safari, Chrome, Edge and Firefox on a computer. Many people delete the apps and use the websites for exactly this reason.
Publishing for Safari comes with a yearly developer fee, and the rules need fixing every time the sites change. $2.99 once keeps it maintained without ads or a subscription.
Nothing. It downloads a public list of what to hide every few hours; that request carries nothing about you and isn't logged. See the privacy policy.
No. It's an independent project by one developer, not affiliated with YouTube, Google, Instagram or Meta.
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