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Keep native feed UI while adding subtle focus sessions and user-initiated actions. FocusDeck turns your X / Twitter feed into a deliberate, one-post-at-a-time experience - no infinite scroll, no distractions. How it works • Feed access is gated behind an explicit session start — no surprise changes when you load the page. • During a session, only the focused post is visible. Navigate with J/K or arrow keys. • Optional distraction filtering hides non-essential X/Twitter chrome while keeping Search accessible. • Optional Following-tab bypass lets X's `Following` timeline remain fully native while `For you` stays session-gated. • After your post limit (10 / 20 / 30 / custom), the session ends and only previously viewed posts remain accessible. Non-viewed posts are blocked. • A total daily post limit (optional) enforces a hard cap, resetting at midnight local time. • Actions like Open, Save, and Hide (Not Interested) Settings Click the extension icon to open Settings directly. Choose theme (System / Light / Dark), manage session data, and configure the total daily post limit. Keyboard shortcuts • J / ↓ — next post • K / ↑ — previous post • O — open focused post in background tab (fallback: new tab) • S — save / bookmark • X — not interested What FocusDeck does NOT do • No custom post cards — the native X post UI is preserved exactly as-is. • No cloud sync or server-side analytics. All data stays in your browser's local storage.
Mar 18, 2026
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