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Automatically resurface your X/Twitter bookmarks in your feed as reminders Ever bookmark a great post on X and never see it again? X Bookmark Resurfacer brings your saved posts back into your feed as gentle reminders. HOW IT WORKS • Sync your bookmarks with one click from your X bookmarks page • The extension periodically resurfaces random bookmarks in your home feed • Resurfaced posts are clearly marked so you know they're from your collection KEY FEATURES ✓ Automatic resurfacing - bookmarks appear naturally in your feed ✓ Customizable intervals - choose how often: 10min, 20min, 30min, 1hr, or 2hr ✓ Resurface Now button - manually trigger a bookmark whenever you want ✓ Smart cooldowns - each bookmark rests before resurfacing again ✓ Session limits - keeps resurfacing, subtle and non-intrusive ✓ Sync indicator - icon shows when it's time to refresh your bookmarks ✓ Dark mode support - seamlessly matches your X theme PRIVACY FIRST Your data never leaves your browser. All bookmarks are stored locally using IndexedDB. No external servers, no tracking, no analytics. Just you and your bookmarks. SIMPLE SETUP 1. Browse your feed and rediscover saved posts 2. Visit your X bookmarks page to sync 3. Pin the extension to your toolbar Perfect for researchers, content collectors, and anyone who wants to actually use their bookmarks instead of forgetting them. Your saved posts, back in your feed.
May 11, 2026
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