Muffle.

Privacy policy

Last updated 27 October 2026.

The short version. The extension keeps everything on your own computer. The only thing it ever sends anywhere is your licence key, to the company that sold it to you, to check that it is valid. If you type your email into a form on this site, that is stored so we can tell you when a new feature ships, and nothing more.

What Muffle stores, and where

All of this lives in your browser's own storage, on your machine. None of it is uploaded.

WhatWhy it exists
Accounts you follow who don't follow backThe Cleanup list: name, handle, bio, follower count, avatar URL
Snapshots of your follower listAccount ids, compared between scans to work out who left, plus the handle, name, avatar URL and follower count of accounts in those snapshots, so a result shows a name rather than a number
Your bookmarksYour own searchable copy, with any labels you add
Your filter rulesThe words, bios and handles you chose to hide
Recently hidden postsThe last 300, so you can see what a rule caught and undo a rule that over-blocks
Posts hidden per dayA count only, for the last 30 days, so the weekly recap can say how many
SettingsNo-distractions on or off and since when, whether Following only is on, light or dark, unfollows used today, and whether you have answered the one request for a store review
Screen timeMinutes you spent on x.com each day, for the last 30 days, and your daily limit
Your licence keySo you aren't asked for it again
A diagnostic sample, only when something breaks When X changes the shape of its data, Muffle keeps one raw response excerpt so the fault can be diagnosed instead of failing silently. It can contain the text and author of a single post, or one profile. It is overwritten by the next fault and cleared as soon as the feature works again.

What leaves your computer

One thing, and only if you bought a licence:

That is the complete list. Your posts, bookmarks, follower lists, filter rules and browsing are never transmitted, to us or to anyone else.

What Muffle does not do

How it reads your X data

Muffle does not ask X for anything of its own. It reads the pages your browser has already loaded for you, while you are looking at them, and keeps what you asked it to keep. A scan works by opening the relevant page and scrolling it, exactly as you would.

Permissions, and why each one exists

PermissionWhy
storageTo keep your lists, rules and settings on your machine
unlimitedStorageA large bookmark archive outruns the default quota
x.comTo read the pages you are on, hide what your rules say to hide, and find the X tab a scan runs in
live.dodopayments.comTo check your licence key

Deleting your data

Uninstall the extension and everything it stored goes with it. There is no account to close and nothing held anywhere else. Individual parts can be cleared from inside the dashboard: the hidden-posts log has a Clear button, and releasing a licence removes the key.

The email form on this website

Separate from the extension: if you type your email into one of the forms on this site, that address is stored so we can tell you when a new feature ships.

Visit counts on this website

So I can tell which pages help people, this website (not the extension) counts visits on its own server. No analytics company, no cookies, no script from anyone else.

The extension is unaffected by any of this and still sends nothing.

Children

Muffle is not directed at children under 13 and the extension collects nothing from anyone.

Changes

If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it, and anything material will be called out in the extension's release notes.

Contact

Questions about this policy: lovlinthakkar99@gmail.com