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A simple post filter to hide spam content on X.com CleansingX is an extension that helps filter and hide unwanted content on X.com (formerly Twitter) to enhance your browsing experience. Key Features: • Word Filtering: Hide posts containing specific words or phrases • URL Filtering: Block content from specific domains or URLs • Username Filtering: Hide posts from specific usernames • Wildcard Support: Use * for flexible pattern matching • Dark/Light Theme: Toggle between dark and light interface modes • Real-time Filtering: Updates content filtering as you scroll • Persistent Settings: Your filters and preferences are saved across sessions How to Use: • Click the CleansingX icon in your browser toolbar • Navigate between: • Home: Quick enable/disable filters - Settings: Configure filter rules - Info: View extension information and support Adding Filters: • Words: Enter comma-separated words or phrases to block • URLs: Enter comma-separated domain names (e.g., example.com*) • Usernames: Enter comma-separated usernames with @ prefix Wildcard Pattern Examples: • word* - Matches anything starting with "word" • *word - Matches anything ending with "word" • *word* - Matches anything containing "word" Support: For bugs, feature requests, or questions: • Open an issue on https://github.com/moefqy/CleansingX/issues • Contact: mail@moefqy.engineer
Jan 3, 2025
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