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Reload Pinterest once. Tabs that were already open before you installed keep their ads until they reload.

Click the puzzle icon next to the address bar and pin Feed Cleaner to your toolbar. Its popup switches features on and off, and “Settings” at the bottom opens every option.

Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi and other Chromium browsers, plus Firefox for Android and Orion on iPhone and iPad. The install guide has the steps for each.

Yes. It recognises ads in more than 25 languages on every Pinterest country site, and its own screens follow your browser's language.

Pinterest changes its pages often. Report it with the link of the page where you saw it, and the filters get updated for everyone.

Besides ads, Feed Cleaner can hide shopping pins, video pins and suggestion blocks. Each has its own switch in the toolbar popup and in Settings, so you can bring any of them back.

In “Remove” mode, pins move up to fill the gaps ads leave. Pick “Blank” in the toolbar popup to keep Pinterest's layout exactly as it is, with a quiet placeholder where each ad was.

Use the switch at the top of the toolbar popup. It turns Feed Cleaner off and on in one click and keeps your settings.

Yes. Every Pro feature is unlocked for your first 3 days, starting when you install or update Feed Cleaner. No card or account is needed, and Pro switches off by itself when the trial ends. The toolbar popup shows how long is left. Each browser profile gets one trial.

After you pay, Polar emails you a license key. Open Feed Cleaner's Settings, paste the key under “Already bought Pro?” and press Activate. No account is needed.

Sign in to Polar's customer portal with the email you paid with to see your key again.

Subscriptions, invoices and payment details are all in Polar's customer portal. Uninstalling the extension doesn't cancel a subscription.

Yes. Paste the same key in Feed Cleaner's Settings on the other browser. If the key says it's active on too many browsers, remove one in the customer portal first.

No. It has no account, no analytics and no tracking, and ads are found inside your browser. The only thing ever sent is a Pro license key you choose to activate, to check it with Polar.