How to hide Grok on X (Twitter)

X adds Grok buttons to every post and has no setting to remove them. With the XFeed Pro extension, a single option hides them, including on posts that load as you scroll.

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Leo Martins@leomartins · 1h

We tested three versions this week. The simplest one won, not because it did less, but because it explained itself better.

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Sara Khalil@sarakhalil · 2h

A secondary action should never take more space than the main conversation.

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Haruto Watanabe@harutow · 3h

Calm also comes from what no longer appears next to every post.

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For youFollowing

Leo Martins@leomartins · 1h

We tested three versions this week. The simplest one won, not because it did less, but because it explained itself better.

12180

Sara Khalil@sarakhalil · 2h

A secondary action should never take more space than the main conversation.

51312

Haruto Watanabe@harutow · 3h

Calm also comes from what no longer appears next to every post.

44488

In 30 seconds

1Install XFeed Pro
2Open X and click the XFeed icon.
3Turn on “Hide Grok Actions”.

What X lets you do without an extension

On a standard account, Grok stays one click away on every post you read.

X's privacy settings include a Grok option about whether your posts and interactions can be used to train it. It does not remove Grok from the interface.
The Grok buttons on posts have no off switch.
Muting the word Grok hides posts that mention it, not the buttons X adds to every post.

Why a custom CSS rule keeps breaking

Hiding the Grok buttons with a user style means targeting an element X reworks often and places differently from one layout to another. A rule written for one variant stops matching on the next. XFeed Pro detects the X layout you are on and hides the buttons as new posts load.

Hide Grok with XFeed Pro

01Install XFeed ProIt is available for Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. Every feature works during the 7-day trial.
02Hide the Grok buttonsTurn on “Hide Grok Actions”. The buttons disappear from posts, including the ones that load while you scroll.
03Hide the Grok menu entry if you wantThe Grok entry in the menu goes away with the left navigation: set “Left navigation” to “Hidden”.

Good to know

Grok itself is not disabled: you can still open it from x.com/i/grok whenever you want.
Your X account and privacy settings are not changed.
Turn the option off and the buttons come back instantly.
Grok buttons are one of several things X adds around your posts. To remove the others too, see how to clean up your X timeline.

Frequently asked questions

Can I turn Grok off completely on X?: No. X has no setting to remove Grok. XFeed Pro hides the Grok buttons on posts and, with the left navigation hidden, the Grok menu entry. Grok stays available at x.com/i/grok if you want it.
How do I stop X from using my posts to train Grok?: That is a separate X setting. In Settings and privacy, open Privacy and safety, then, under data sharing and personalization, the Grok and third-party collaborators section, and uncheck the option that allows your posts and interactions to be used for training. Hiding the buttons does not change that setting.
Does hiding the buttons delete my Grok conversations?: No. Nothing is deleted or changed in your account. The buttons are only hidden in your browser.
Does it work on posts that load as I scroll?: Yes. XFeed hides the buttons on new posts as they appear, without reloading the page.
Is it free?: Hiding Grok is part of the 7-day trial: every feature works, with no account and no card. After that, a one-time lifetime license keeps it on, with no subscription. Some features stay free without a license, such as saving a post as an image.

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What X lets you do without an extension

On a standard account, Grok stays one click away on every post you read.

X's privacy settings include a Grok option about whether your posts and interactions can be used to train it. It does not remove Grok from the interface.

The Grok buttons on posts have no off switch.

Muting the word Grok hides posts that mention it, not the buttons X adds to every post.

Hide Grok with XFeed Pro

01Install XFeed ProIt is available for Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. Every feature works during the 7-day trial.

02Hide the Grok buttonsTurn on “Hide Grok Actions”. The buttons disappear from posts, including the ones that load while you scroll.

03Hide the Grok menu entry if you wantThe Grok entry in the menu goes away with the left navigation: set “Left navigation” to “Hidden”.

Good to know

Grok itself is not disabled: you can still open it from x.com/i/grok whenever you want.

Your X account and privacy settings are not changed.

Turn the option off and the buttons come back instantly.

Grok buttons are one of several things X adds around your posts. To remove the others too, see how to clean up your X timeline.

Frequently asked questions

Can I turn Grok off completely on X?

No. X has no setting to remove Grok. XFeed Pro hides the Grok buttons on posts and, with the left navigation hidden, the Grok menu entry. Grok stays available at x.com/i/grok if you want it.

How do I stop X from using my posts to train Grok?

That is a separate X setting. In Settings and privacy, open Privacy and safety, then, under data sharing and personalization, the Grok and third-party collaborators section, and uncheck the option that allows your posts and interactions to be used for training. Hiding the buttons does not change that setting.

Does hiding the buttons delete my Grok conversations?

No. Nothing is deleted or changed in your account. The buttons are only hidden in your browser.

Does it work on posts that load as I scroll?

Yes. XFeed hides the buttons on new posts as they appear, without reloading the page.

Is it free?

Hiding Grok is part of the 7-day trial: every feature works, with no account and no card. After that, a one-time lifetime license keeps it on, with no subscription. Some features stay free without a license, such as saving a post as an image.