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Pin your tweet and jump back anytime on X **Ever lose your place on X because it always refreshes to the latest tweets? We've all been there.** PinX is your reading companion for X. Never lose your place in your timeline again. ### ✨ How It Works 1. **Pin Your Position** - Click the "Pin" button while reading your Following timeline 2. **Come Back Anytime** - Close the tab, restart your browser, even restart your computer 3. **Jump Right Back** - Click "Jump" and instantly return to where you left off (searches up to 60 seconds to find your saved tweet) ### 🚀 Key Features - **One-Click Save** - Simple "Pin" button that stays out of your way - **Smart Detection** - Click "Jump" to search and scroll to your saved tweet (searches up to 120 seconds) - **Following Tab Support** - Works on your Following timeline to save your reading position - **Persistent Memory** - Your pinned positions are saved for 30 days ### 💡 Perfect For - News readers who check X throughout the day - Researchers tracking specific topics over time - Users who prefer reading at their own pace ### 🔒 Privacy & Security - No account required - No data collection - No external servers - Only accesses X.com, nowhere else - Pinned positions automatically expire after 30 days Stop losing your place. Start reading X on your terms. **Simply install PinX and never scroll to find your place again.**
Sep 8, 2025
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