Muffle.works with X

Turn off the feed. Keep everything else.

No distractions mode blanks your timeline, Explore, trends and search. Posting, notifications, replies, messages and bookmarks carry on exactly as before.

Add to Chrome, free Turning off the feed is free forever. Filters, unfollower tracking and bookmark search are $9 a year.
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No distractions is the whole point. Free

Site blockers make you choose between all of X and none of it. That is why nobody keeps them on: you still need to post, and you still need to answer people.

This turns off only the part that scrolls at you. Your home timeline, Explore, trends, who to follow, search results and the posts on other people's profiles all come back empty. Everything you actually opened X to do is untouched.

With no distractions on
Post, reply, quoteWorks
Notifications, and opening a post from oneWorks
Replies under that postWorks
Messages, bookmarks, your settingsWorks
Somebody's profile, bio and follower countWorks
Home timeline, Explore, trends, who to followBlank
Search results, and posts on profilesBlank

Muting tells you what you are missing.

Mute an account and its posts still leave a grey box with a button to reveal them. You know something is there, so you press it. That is a delay, not a mute.

Muffle hides the post before it reaches your screen, with nothing left to click. And it can match on who someone is, not only what they wrote, so you can hide everyone whose bio mentions a phrase you are tired of reading.

Built-in muteMuffle
Hide posts containing certain wordsYesYes
Hide one account you nameYesYes
Hide anyone whose bio mentions somethingNoYes
Hide anyone whose display name mentions itNoYes
Still hidden when someone else reposts themNoYes
Leaves a box you can press to revealYesNever

Four more things worth having.

See who unfollowed you

Nothing on X tells you. Scan your followers twice and the second scan lists everyone who left in between, and everyone new.

Bookmarks you can actually find

Your own searchable copy, with tags and export. The built-in search only matches exact words and cannot look inside folders, and folders need a paid plan.

Clear out the one-way follows Free

Everyone you follow who does not follow you back, with their bio, follower count and how long ago you followed them. Sort it, then unfollow from the list.

It waits so you don't get locked out Free

X limits how fast you can unfollow, and hitting that limit locks the action for hours. Muffle leaves a few seconds between each one and shows you the timer. If X pushes back anyway, it stops on its own and picks up later rather than digging you in deeper.

One extension, not five

Every one of these exists somewhere as a separate install. This is all of them in one place, sharing one scan of your account.

Nothing leaves your browser.

Worth being specific about, because most tools in this category ask you to connect your account to their servers.

Free for the everyday part. Nine dollars for the rest.

Turning off the feed costs nothing, forever. It is the thing you will use every day, and you should not have to buy it on trust.

Free

No account, no card, no expiry.

  • No distractions: turn off the feed entirely
  • The one-way follows list, with bios and sorting
  • Unfollow up to 25 a day
  • Nothing uploaded, ever
Add to Chrome, free

USD, billed yearly. Install it free first and use it for as long as you like. The licence is bought from inside the extension, so you never pay before you have seen it working on your own account.

Questions people actually ask.

Is this against the rules?
Most of it is ordinary browser-extension behaviour: hiding and rearranging what your own browser has already loaded for you, the same as an ad blocker or a reader-mode extension. Bulk unfollowing is the one feature that changes something on your account, so it is manual, paced, and entirely up to you whether to use it. Nobody can promise you how another company will treat your account, and we do not.
Does it post, follow or message for me?
No. It never posts, follows, likes, replies or sends a message. The only action it can take is unfollowing someone you pressed unfollow on.
Why a year and not once?
X changes the shape of its data every few months, which breaks the extension until it is fixed. A yearly price pays for the fixing. A one-time price would not.
Does it work on my phone or in Safari?
No. Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers on a desktop.
What if you stop maintaining it?
Stop paying and it keeps running until X next changes something. Everything is local, so nothing gets switched off from our end.