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Turn the live X (twitter.com) app into a high-density, multi-column grid dashboard for scanning dozens of posts at once. GridX turns the X (Twitter) home timeline into a high-density, multi-column grid dashboard so you can scan dozens of posts at once and never miss a beat. WHY GRIDX - The default X layout shows one column. GridX fills your whole screen with 3-8 columns of posts, massively increasing the information you can absorb per glance. - Built for traders, journalists, researchers, and power users who live on the timeline. - 100% read-only and privacy-safe: no X API, no cookies, no data collection, no account risk. CORE FEATURES - Adjustable columns (1-8) that re-flow live - Compact / Cozy / Roomy density modes - Scan mode: jumps to 8 columns + maximum density, hides avatars/media/metrics - Vim-style keyboard navigation: j/k/h/l to move, g/G top/bottom, Enter opens post - Font scaling (0.8x-1.4x) - Keyword filters and handle filters - Hide promoted posts, retweets, and verified badges - Global hotkeys (Ctrl+Shift+G enable, Ctrl+Shift+P pause) HOW IT WORKS GridX re-renders the timeline you've already loaded into a CSS grid. It performs zero extra network requests, never touches your cookies, and never calls the X API - it's an assistive view, not a scraper. KEYBOARD j/up: next post | k/down: previous | h/left, l/right: move column | g/G: top/bottom | s: scan mode | x: expand | p: pause | Enter: open post PRIVACY GridX collects no data. All settings are stored locally in your browser only. This extension uses no remote code, no analytics, and no third-party services.
Aug 18, 2026
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