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Show scroll percentage progress bar on X article pages Elevate your reading experience on X (Twitter) with ProgresX. ProgresX adds a premium, centered progress pill to the top of long-form article pages on X. Unlike standard full-width progress bars, ProgresX features a modern glassmorphism design that blends effortlessly into the X interface while providing a clear and beautiful visual representation of your reading progress. Designed specifically for users who value focus and aesthetics, ProgresX stays out of your way until you need it, ensuring that you always know where you are in a deep-dive post or a long-form article. ✨ Key Features: - Sleek Floating UI: A minimalist, centered pill with smooth glassmorphism effects and subtle backdrop blur. - Dynamic Progress Slider: A horizontal track with a blue branded fill and shimmer effect that slides as you scroll. - Real-time Percentage: A precise numeric display (0-100%) integrated directly into the UI. - SPA Optimized: Seamlessly handles X's dynamic transitions and route changes without refreshing. - Zero Impact Layout: Uses pointer-events safety and highest z-index to ensure it never blocks your interactions. - Privacy First: 100% client-side operation. No data collection, tracking, or storage. - Performance Optimized: Built with requestAnimationFrame for silky smooth 60FPS updates. 🚀 How to Use: 1. Install ProgresX. 2. Open any article or status page on X (Twitter). 3. The sleek progress pill will automatically appear at the top center. 4. Scroll to see your reading progress in real-time.
Mar 20, 2026
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