
Curb: Feed Blocker For Safari
Block feed, shorts, ads, Reels
About
This Safari extension hides algorithmic feeds on popular social media and video sites, allowing you to use search, subscriptions, and messaging without endless scrolling. It works directly within Safari on your Apple devices, offering a distraction-free browsing experience.
What's New in Curb
1.1
July 13, 2026
Improved Facebook blocking on iPhone -> News feed is now properly hidden on mobile Safari, while Stories, navigation, and other parts of the site stay usable -> Menu, Messages, and Groups open cleanly without flickering or blank screens -> Messenger and other non-feed pages no longer show the Curb blocker unnecessarily Desktop and Mac Facebook blocking remain as before. Other sites are unchanged.
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FAQ
What platforms does Curb block feeds on?
Curb blocks algorithmic feeds on youtube.com, reddit.com, instagram.com, facebook.com, linkedin.com, and x.com within the Safari browser.
Does Curb work inside native apps like YouTube or Instagram?
No, Curb is a Safari extension and only works within the Safari browser on websites. Apple does not allow extensions to modify native applications.
How much does Curb cost?
Curb is a one-time purchase of $2.99, which unlocks all features and platforms. There are no in-app purchases or subscriptions.
Is Curb private and secure?
Yes, Curb is designed for privacy. It has no accounts, no servers, no analytics, and no tracking, with all processing done on your device.
What happens to my accounts and data when using Curb?
Your accounts, subscriptions, playlists, and direct messages remain fully functional. Curb only hides the algorithmic feed, not your personal content or interactions.
Can I turn off feed blocking for specific sites?
Yes, you can toggle feed blocking on or off for any supported site individually from the Safari toolbar popup.
Does Curb have ads?
No, Curb is ad-free. It is a paid application with no advertisements included.
On which Apple devices can I use Curb?
Curb is available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices that support Safari.


