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Filter out unwanted content from your Twitter feed Fed up with your Twitter feed? Twitter Content Filter gives you back control over what you see. Block accounts, filter keywords, and hide promoted content — all in real-time as you scroll. Features: 🚫 Block Accounts - Hide tweets from specific users you don't want to see 🔍 Keyword Filtering - Remove tweets containing words or phrases you choose 📢 Auto-Hide Ads - Automatically filter out all promoted tweets ⚡ Real-Time - Works instantly as you scroll through your feed 📊 Counter Badge - See how many tweets have been filtered ⚙️ Quick Setup - Pre-made filter lists to get started in seconds How It Works: Click the extension icon in your toolbar Add accounts or keywords you want to filter Refresh Twitter Enjoy a cleaner, more focused feed Privacy First: All filtering happens locally in your browser No data sent to external servers No tracking or analytics Your filters stay completely private Perfect For: Reducing negativity and toxicity in your feed Blocking spam and promotional accounts Focusing on content that matters to you Creating a healthier social media experience Note: This extension modifies how Twitter content displays in your browser only. It does not interact with Twitter's servers or API. Take back your Twitter experience today.
Dec 26, 2025
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