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Muffle vs Control Panel for Twitter

Looking for a Control Panel for Twitter alternative? Control Panel for Twitter tidies X up: a chronological feed, fewer ads, fewer buttons. Muffle is for when tidier is not enough. It switches the feed off everywhere it hides, and adds the things X has never offered: filtering people by bio, unfollower tracking and bookmark search.

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What each one does

ItemMuffleControl Panel
Turn the home timeline offYes, freeYes, free
Also blank search and other people's timelinesYesNo
Hide people by words in their bio or nameYesNo
Remove matching posts with no "muted" box leftYesNo
See who unfollowed youYesNo
List who doesn't follow you backYes, freeNo
Search your bookmarksYesNo
A daily time limit that turns the feed offYes, freeNo
Chronological feed, hide retweets, ads and metricsNoYes
BrowsersChrome, Edge, BraveChrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari

Why people pick Muffle

When Control Panel fits better

If you still want a feed, just a calmer one, or you read X in Safari on an iPhone, Control Panel is a good free choice. They do different jobs, so plenty of people run both: Control Panel for the interface, Muffle for the feed, filters and follower tools.

Features checked 17 October 2026 against the Chrome Web Store listing and its source code. Extensions change; check before you rely on either.

Install it free.

Turning off the feed, a daily time limit and seeing who doesn't follow you back are free forever, with no account and no card. The rest is $19 a year at launch, renews yearly and can be cancelled any time. Most people buy it from inside the extension once they have seen it work.

Add to Chrome, free or buy a licence, $19 a year

Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers on desktop. No mobile, no Safari. A licence bought here activates in the extension; you do not have to install first.

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