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See who unfollowed you on X, and tell real unfollows apart from deleted or suspended accounts. Runs in your own session. Unfollow Tracker shows you who stopped following you on X. When someone disappears from your followers, it checks whether they actually unfollowed you or their account went away, and sorts them into three groups: people who unfollowed you, accounts that were deleted or deactivated, and accounts X suspended. It runs in your own logged-in session. There is no server and no account to create. It reads your follower data the same way x.com does, keeps everything in your browser, and sends nothing anywhere. What you get: - A searchable list of everyone who left and everyone new, with profile pictures and follower and following counts. - Time filters: latest run, today, 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, or all time. - A history view with a per-run breakdown of what changed. - Refreshes when you click, or on its own in the background. - Import and merge history you collected elsewhere. You need to be signed into x.com in the same browser. The extension uses the session that is already there, so there is nothing to log in to.
Jul 7, 2026
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