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Automatically sort X.com (Twitter) replies by number of likes for better readability 🚀 X Auto Sort - Enhance Your X.com Experience Tired of scrolling through irrelevant replies? X Auto Sort automatically sorts all tweet replies by the number of likes, ensuring you see the most appreciated responses first. ✨ KEY FEATURES: • Automatic sorting - Works instantly when you open any tweet • Zero configuration - Just install and it works • Lightning fast - Sorts happen at the network level • Privacy first - No data collection, everything stays in your browser • Lightweight - Minimal resource usage 🎯 HOW IT WORKS: 1. Install the extension 2. Visit X.com (Twitter) 3. Click on any tweet 4. Replies are automatically sorted by likes! ⚡ ADDITIONAL FEATURES: • Toggle on/off with one click 🔒 PRIVACY FOCUSED: • No data collection • No analytics or tracking • No external servers • Your browsing stays private 📱 PERFECT FOR: • Finding the best responses quickly • Avoiding spam and low-quality replies • Saving time when browsing X.com • Getting the community's consensus on topics 🆓 FREE : This extension is completely free and will always remain free. If you find it useful, consider supporting development through the donation links in the extension. 💡 Note: This extension modifies how X.com displays content in your browser. It does not interact with your account or post anything on your behalf. Version 1.0.0 - Initial release
Sep 17, 2025
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