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How to Get Rid of the Explore Feature in Google Reader using Greasemonkey Script in Firefox

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Recently Google added the Explore feature Google Reader which displays popular feeds that you may have not yet subscribed, this feature may be useful and there may be many people who don’t  like this feature. I wanted to get rid of the Explore feature and found that there was no way to do that from the settings. There is a excellent greasemonkey script called “Google Reader Remove Explore” that removes the explore feature in Google reader.

Before Installing the Greasemonkey Script Google Reader Remove Explore

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After Installing the Greasemonkey script Google Reader Remove Explore

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As you can see that the explore feature has now disappeared from the Google reader. If you are using Firefox then all you have to do is install this Greasemonkey Addon and install this script.

Install Google Reader Remove Explore Greasemonkey Script

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