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Hide follower, like, view, and retweet numbers on X (Twitter) to focus on content merit. Antisocial X: Reimagine Your X/Twitter Experience Transform X into a space where ideas stand on their own merit. Strip away the noise of social metrics and rediscover genuine engagement. Like UnTrap for YouTube, Antisocial X creates a more mindful social media experience. The extension provides a truly neutral browsing experience on X (fka Twitter), allowing users to engage with content based solely on its inherent value, without visible engagement metrics, follower counts, or social proof indicators. New Features in v1.1: - Address Bar Menu - Mode Toggles - Two New Modes: Antisocial Mode & Disable Notifications Key Features: - Hides follower counts, like counts, retweet counts, and view counts - Removes 'Followed by' and 'Followers you know' sections - Disable Notifications mode to minimize distractions - Maintains all core interactive features (like, retweet, follow) - Works on both twitter.com and x.com Benefits: - Evaluate content based on quality, not popularity - Reduce social pressure and comparison - Focus on meaningful interactions - Experience more diverse perspectives Privacy: This extension operates entirely locally and does not collect any user data. Warning: May promote critical thinking and authentic expression! 😉 Open source: https://github.com/qi-kayon/antisocial_x
Nov 18, 2024
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