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Browse X/Twitter efficiently with bookmarks Browse X (formerly Twitter) more comfortably. A browser extension that supports bookmark navigation, recent post highlighting, and timeline layout — all in one. ■ Features 【Bookmark Panel】 Save your favorite pages to a side panel and switch between them with a single click. Organize bookmarks into folders, with JSON import/export support. Unlike X's built-in "Bookmarks" feature, this extension saves URLs directly — which means you can also bookmark search results (keywords, hashtags, filter conditions). Call up your frequently used searches instantly. 【Recent Color】 Highlight tweets based on their posting time with color coding. Customize multiple stages (e.g. "within 12 hours", "within 24 hours") with your choice of color and opacity. 【Align Timeline to Left】 Hide the left navigation panel to move the timeline to the left edge of the screen for a wider view. A single button brings the original layout back whenever you need it. ■ Who is this for? · People who open the same pages or searches multiple times every day · Those who want to visually distinguish new tweets from older ones · Anyone who wants to maximize the timeline display area · Users who reconsidered their X Pro (formerly TweetDeck) subscription due to price increases, but still want a smooth multi-feed browsing experience
Apr 13, 2026
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