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About Curb: Feed Blocker For Safari

Curb is a Safari extension that hides the algorithmic home feeds on the sites you still need , so you can search, subscribe, and message without getting pulled into the scroll. WHAT CURB BLOCKS • YouTube —> home recommendations & feed, Shorts • Instagram —> home feed and a optional toggle to hide the Search/Explore & reels page feed/grid (Search stays on and works normally when feed is hidden) • Facebook — > home feed, reels page • Reddit —> Home, Popular, and r/all • LinkedIn —> home newsfeed • X (Twitter) —> For You timeline WHAT STAYS WORKING Search, subscriptions, playlists, specific subreddits, messaging, profiles, DMs, and any page you open directly all work normally. Same account, same Safari tab, minus the scroll trap. ZERO FLASH Curb loads blocking rules before the page paints, so the feed never appears, not even for a split second. A SIMPLE GUIDE Where the feed was, Curb can show a short on-page guide pointing you to what still works on that site. Toggle it per site in the Safari toolbar popup. YOU STAY IN CONTROL One switch per site. Turn any platform on or off anytime from Safari’s toolbar, no digging through settings. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No accounts. No servers. No analytics. No tracking. Everything runs on your device. App Store privacy label: Data Not Collected. PAY ONCE — EVERYTHING INCLUDED One purchase unlocks all six platforms. No in-app purchases. No subscriptions. No free trial tricks. IMPORTANT Curb works in Safari on youtube.com, reddit.com, instagram.com, facebook.com, linkedin.com, and x.com and not inside the native YouTube, Instagram, Reddit, or other apps. Apple does not allow extensions to modify other apps. Works on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Questions, feature requests, bug reporting , facing issue and need help? --> [email protected] | https://curbblocker.com Apple Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://www.curbblocker.com/privacy App Terms: https://www.curbblocker.com/terms

What’s new

Version 1.3 · Updated September 18, 2026

You asked. We delivered. We’re constantly working to give you the best Curb experience. Curb 1.3 is here:- Now you can block the scroll traps Turn off the feeds that eat your time, without losing the parts you use: YouTube —> Hide Shorts Instagram —> Hide Reels Facebook —> Hide Reels Each site has its own toggle. Off by default so you choose what to block. Messenger, Groups, DMs, and the rest stay on. Works where you actually browse:- Shorts and Reels stay blocked when you navigate and not just on the home screen. Tap into Reels on Facebook or Shorts on YouTube and Curb keeps them hidden, with a clear guide instead of a blank page. Still Curb at the core Block infinite feeds on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, X, and LinkedIn all on your schedule, with one tap. Less doomscrolling. More focus.

App privacy

The developer, Janardan Ayachi, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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