Declutter your social media — ready-made JustZix examples
Social platforms are built to keep you scrolling: an endless feed, "For you" sections, suggested accounts, like counters. The JustZix catalog now holds hundreds of ready-made rules that hand control back to you. This post shows what is available for the nine biggest platforms.
Why declutter a feed
Every mainstream feed is tuned for one thing — time on site. The "For you" tab, the suggested posts, the autoplaying clips and the visible like counts are all there to keep you engaged a little longer. A few lines of CSS turn that off. JustZix injects your rules on every visit, only for you, with no permission needed from the platform.
Which platforms are covered
The catalog has dedicated packages for YouTube, Reddit, X (Twitter), Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Threads, Pinterest and LinkedIn — typically 40 to 60 examples per package. Every example is one named, toggleable rule pinned to its domain.
What the rules do
Common tweaks across the social packages: switch the timeline from "For you" to "Following", hide the Shorts and Reels shelves, hide suggested and sponsored posts, hide the right-hand "who to follow" panels, hide engagement counts to dampen the comparison loop, and a distraction-free single-post view.
Example: hide the "For you" tab
/* X (Twitter): hide the "For you" timeline tab */
[role="tablist"] a[href="/home"]:first-child {
display: none !important;
}This is one of dozens of examples for X alone — the rest of the packages work the same way: copy a rule, paste it into JustZix, done.
How to start
Open the examples catalog, filter by the platform you want and copy whatever fits. Install JustZix and take your feed back.
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