LinkedIn — Disconnect helper

LinkedIn — Disconnect helper adds a clear Disconnect control where LinkedIn’s own flow is easy to miss—so you can remove connections without digging through nested menus. Connections list On your connections page, each row gets a Disconnect action (styled like LinkedIn’s existing row actions) before the ⋯ menu. It works across different sort orders, not only “Recently added.” Feed On the home feed and post pages, a small disconnect control appears only for the post author when they are a 1st-degree connection; the same cases where removing a connection actually applies. It sits next to the post’s ⋯menu, not next to Connect/Message on random profiles in the thread. What happens when you click The extension removes the row from the list (or reflects the action in the feed UI), uses the same kind of request LinkedIn’s site uses, and shows a Connection removed confirmation. If something fails, the list row is restored when possible. Multiple quick removes are grouped in one summary, similar to LinkedIn’s own stacked toasts. Tips If a remove ever fails with a server error, refresh context by scrolling the connections list or opening and closing a row’s menu once, then try again. LinkedIn sometimes needs a fresh in-page request so tracing headers stay in sync. Privacy No accounts, no analytics, no background service worker, and no calls to third-party servers. The extension only runs on the LinkedIn pages it targets (connections list and feed) and only does work when you use the controls it adds. Notice Use on your own LinkedIn account. This tool does not bypass LinkedIn security; it mirrors actions the website can already perform. Use is subject to LinkedIn’s terms.