XUnfollowGhost - Find who unfollowed you on X!
gavinschneestudio.org · Communication
Media
5 items
Description
Track who unfollowed you on X (Twitter). One-click scan, detect ghost unfollowers, spot blue-verified accounts that left. XUnfollowGhost — the simplest way to find out who stopped following you on X (Twitter). X doesn't notify you when someone unfollows. Third-party services want your API key, charge monthly fees, or hit rate limits. This extension takes a completely different approach: it reads your followers page directly, just like you would — no API, no tokens, no servers. HOW IT WORKS 1. Click "Scan Now" from the side panel 2. The extension navigates to your followers page and scrolls through automatically 3. Every follower is recorded locally in your browser 4. Next time you scan, it compares and shows who left FEATURES • One-click scanning — no setup, no configuration required • Unfollower detection — instantly see who stopped following you • Blue verified badges — know if a verified account unfollowed you • Smart completeness check — verifies all followers were captured • Side panel dashboard — stays open while scanning, never disappears • Native dark theme — matches X's design perfectly • Scan history — track changes over time • CSV export — download your unfollower data • 100% local — all data stays in your browser, nothing is sent anywhere PRIVACY This extension stores all data locally on your device using IndexedDB. It makes zero external network requests. No analytics, no tracking, no data collection. Your follower data never leaves your browser. REQUIREMENTS • Google Chrome (version 114 or later) • An X (Twitter) account • Must be logged in to x.com PERMISSIONS EXPLAINED • Storage: Save follower snapshots and scan history locally • Tabs: Find your x.com tab to start scanning • Side Panel: Display the dashboard alongside your browser • Host permissions (x.com): Read follower data from the rendered page NOTE The first scan establishes a baseline snapshot. Unfollowers are detected starting from the second scan onward. For best results, scan regularly (e.g. once a day or once a week).