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Personalize your X timeline by filtering content based on your interests. Better X Timeline gives you back control of your X feed. By default, X shows you whatever its algorithm decides. Better X Timeline lets you define your own interest topics — so the content you actually want to see gets the attention it deserves. SET YOUR INTERESTS Add the topics, niches, or communities that matter to you. Sports, tech, art, finance, gaming — anything you want. The extension uses your list to make smarter decisions about what's relevant to you as you browse. STAYS OUT OF YOUR WAY No dashboards to check. No settings to tweak every day. Set your topics once and browse X like you normally would. The extension handles the rest without interrupting your experience. BUILT FOR REAL USERS • Works across all of X — feed, explore, profile pages • Skips ads, promotions, and reply threads • Respects natural usage limits so your account stays healthy • Responds to topic changes instantly — no refresh needed • Nothing ever leaves your device — fully local, fully private COMPLETE CONTROL • Turn it on or off with one click from the toolbar • Add or remove interest topics any time • No account required, no data collected, no external servers Better X Timeline is ideal for creators, marketers, researchers, and anyone tired of the default algorithm deciding what they see.
May 1, 2026
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