When I log into LinkedIn, I see Pulse updates at the top of my screen, and I find them often not applicable. Is there a way to stop the Pulse updates on the LinkedIn homepage (that is, to remove it or suppress it or rearrange its location on the page)?
LinkedIn – How to Remove Pulse Updates Section on LinkedIn Homepage
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You need to keep scrolling down the page. You don't need a paid account.
From the toolbar:
Profile > Edit Profile
After the grey box summary, there will be all your profile sections, Experience, Languages, Skills, etc.
Each of your previous positions will have Edit next to them.
Click that and then you'll be taken to a page to edit just that node.
On that page you will see Remove this position under the Update button.
LinkedIn announced that they shut down the GitHub application, as of 26 November 2012. Now, LinkedIn only offers this, for sharing from Github:
You still have the option to share your code from GitHub on LinkedIn by sharing links on your homepage or in groups.
In other words, you can share links from Github the same way that you share links from anywhere else online. That is just the same old, manual feature as in the past.
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Best Answer
I too would like to disable unnecessary updates, but I did not find an option in my settings, so I added
<LI id="today-news-wrapper" class="feed-item today-news-el tod-wrpr">to the AdBlock browser extension.In other words:
Paste:
in the textarea.
Reload LinkedIn home page.