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Take back control of X (Twitter): hide ads and the algorithm, mute keywords, download media, and 65+ tools. Free 7-day trial. Tired of ads, algorithm feeds, and clutter every time you open X (Twitter)? UXCP is a browser extension that puts you back in control. Hide what you don't want to see, filter out bots and keywords, and get the productivity tools X will never build for you. WHAT IT DOES • Stay on your Following feed. UXCP automatically switches you back whenever X tries to push the algorithmic "For You" tab • Hide ads, promoted posts, trending topics, and follow suggestions • Hide view counts, like counts, and other vanity metrics • Mute keywords, phrases, and accounts, with full regex support if you want it • Filter out bots, engagement bait, and low-quality replies automatically • Grayscale media and switch to a distraction-free reading mode • Set a daily time limit with a gentle nudge when you've had enough for the day • Jump anywhere or toggle any setting instantly with a Ctrl+K (Cmd+K on Mac) command palette • Read entire threads in one clean, copyable column with the built-in thread reader • Download any image, GIF, or video at its original quality in one click • Capture and export posts to CSV, JSON, or Markdown • Check your own private usage dashboard: time spent, posts seen, no account required • Restore the classic Twitter bird logo, plus dozens of smaller fixes and tweaks BUILT FOR PRIVACY Every setting, every captured post, and every insight stays on your device. UXCP runs with no servers, no accounts, and no analytics. The only outside connection it ever makes is verifying a purchased license key. Nothing about your browsing or your posts goes anywhere else. TRY IT FREE, KEEP IT FOREVER All 69+ features are unlocked during a 7-day free trial. After that, a one-time payment of $12.99 unlocks the extension for life. No subscription, no recurring charges. UXCP is an independent browser extension, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by X Corp. "X" and "Twitter" are trademarks of their respective owners, referenced here only to describe compatibility.