XFeed field notes
Specific answers to specific annoyances, with practical ways to make your feed quieter and easier to read.
X now lists the labels that limit your reach. How to open the Under the Hood report, what each label means, and what search bans and ghost bans really are.
ReadSave any tweet or X post as a PNG in one right-click: the real post, full length, in your X theme, named after its author. Free extension, no account.
ReadRemove the left navigation and the right column of X (trends, Who to follow, Premium prompts). X has no setting for it; here is how to do it in two clicks.
ReadPromoted posts are the ads X inserts in your timeline. Here is how to block them on desktop, including the ones that load while you scroll.
ReadX inserts ads, follow suggestions, Grok buttons and a composer between the posts you chose to follow. Here is how to remove them without muting anyone.
ReadX adds Grok buttons to every post and offers no setting to remove them. Here is how to hide them on desktop in one click.
ReadX cuts long posts after a few lines and hides the rest behind Show more. Here is how to open every long post automatically as you scroll.
ReadX keeps its timeline in a 600-pixel column, whatever your screen. Here is how to widen it on desktop and keep long posts comfortable to read.
ReadX has no setting to hide What's happening and its trends. Here is how to remove them on desktop, and what else goes away with the right column.
ReadX shows Who to follow in its right column and between posts. Here is how to remove both on desktop, without unfollowing or blocking anyone.
ReadA desktop setup for using X to read and publish without letting recommendations, alerts and interface clutter run the session.
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