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Hide or blur images and videos on X/Twitter. Block trending sidebar. Toggle with Alt+M. Twitter Media Blocker helps you browse Twitter (X) with less noise and more focus. If you find your timeline cluttered with images, videos, or autoplaying content — this extension is for you. What it does Removes all images and videos from twitter.com automatically. Lets you toggle image or video blocking separately. Keeps your feed clean, fast, and text-only. Works entirely inside your browser — no servers, no tracking. Your settings are saved locally using Chrome’s built-in storage. Why use it Twitter is great for ideas, but it’s easy to get distracted by memes and clips. With Twitter Media Blocker, you can: Stay focused while reading discussions. Reduce bandwidth usage on slower networks. Browse faster and avoid autoplay distractions. How it works Once installed, the extension adds a small icon in your browser toolbar. Click it to open a simple popup where you can toggle image or video blocking. Changes apply instantly on x.com — no extra setup needed. Permissions explained storage – used to remember your block preferences (images/videos). host_permissions – allows the extension to run only on twitter.com pages. No other permissions are requested. Privacy Twitter Media Blocker does not collect or share any personal data. All processing happens locally on your device. Compatibility Works on Google Chrome, Edge, and other Chromium-based browsers. Supports only the desktop version of x.com (not the mobile app).
Sep 7, 2026
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