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Supercharge your X (Twitter) bookmarks: local folders, offline storage, and search. X Bookmarks Plus enhances bookmarks on X (Twitter) with local folders, search, and sync. Key features: • Seamless integration with X — Ready to use after install; UI and interactions feel almost native, with light/dark theme following along. • Folder organization — File into a folder or create one as you bookmark. • Type to select while bookmarking — Open the menu and type a name to jump to a folder, Finder-style. • Auto-file by author — Create an @username folder and new bookmarks plus sync will auto-file there. • Search within a folder — Search text, display name, and username within a folder. • Convenient media download — Download images, videos, and GIFs one by one or all at once. • Bookmark sync — Incremental sync for new items, full sync to clean up; mobile bookmarks sync over too. • Data stays local — Stored only in your browser, separated by account, never uploaded to a server. • Import and export — Back up to a file for peace of mind before switching devices or clearing data. • Privacy mask — Frosted-glass mask on images/videos — hidden by default, shown on click. The extension does not upload your bookmarks to third-party servers. Foldering and search happen locally; the extension only changes your X bookmarks when you explicitly bookmark, import, or remove items.
Aug 13, 2026
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