Guides

How to get the feeds out of Safari on your Mac, site by site, and keep the parts you actually use.

• Hide YouTube Shorts in Safari on Mac
  Remove the Shorts button and the home feed full of Shorts from YouTube in Safari on your Mac, and keep search, subscriptions and the videos you meant to watch.
• Hide YouTube recommendations on Mac
  Hide YouTube's home feed, suggested videos, end-screen suggestions and comments in Safari on Mac, part by part, with Burnfeed.
• Hide the Facebook feed on Mac
  Hide the Facebook news feed and stories in Safari on Mac, and keep Messenger, groups, events and Marketplace. Burnfeed puts a quote where the feed was.
• Hide the Instagram feed on Mac
  Hide the Instagram home feed, stories and "Suggested for you" in Safari on Mac. Keep messages, your profile and posting.
• Hide the X (Twitter) feed on Mac
  Hide the X home timeline, trends, "What's happening" and Explore posts in Safari on Mac. Keep search, messages, notifications and posting.
• Hide the LinkedIn feed on Mac
  Hide the LinkedIn home feed and news sidebar in Safari on Mac. Keep messages, jobs, notifications and your network.
• Hide the Reddit home feed on Mac
  Hide Reddit's home feed, r/popular and r/all, sidebars, recently viewed posts and games in Safari on Mac. Keep the communities you open on purpose.

Compared

• News Feed Eradicator for Safari
  News Feed Eradicator has no Safari version. Burnfeed hides the feed on Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, LinkedIn and Reddit in Safari on Mac.
• Unhook for Safari
  The Unhook extension isn't available for Safari. Burnfeed hides YouTube's home feed, suggestions, Shorts button and comments in Safari on Mac, plus five other sites.
• The best ways to hide social media feeds on Mac
  Safari extensions, site blockers and built-in Mac settings for hiding the feed on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn and Reddit, compared.