Control Panel for Twitter
Gives you more control over Twitter and adds missing features and UI improvements
See where X users are located and what devices they use. Country flags & device icons next to every username. Optional geo-blocking.
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## [2.5.0] - 2025-01-28
### ✨ New Features
- **Toggle Capture Button** — New option to show/hide the camera button on info badges (PR #11 by @ystolzenburg)
### ⚡ Performance
- **Faster API lookups** — Reduced throttle (300→150ms) and increased concurrency (5→8 parallel requests)
- **Faster cloud cache** — Reduced batch delay (500→200ms) for quicker responses
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See country flags & location data on X (Twitter). Detect potential bots, block tweets by region, and view detailed account insights.
Honestly if you are tired of bot networks fake engagement or just curious about the authenticity of the accounts on your timeline you need to grab this. it adds an amazing layer of honesty to social media browsing without demanding your password or forcing you to create yet another third party account.The new 3.0 redesign looks beautiful on both dark and light modes. it completely matches x's native theme with that clean glass look so it feels like a feature that twitter should have built themselves years ago. it is definitely one of the most professional and stable extensions i have installed recently.
The hover dossier feature is insanely clean for real. You just hover over the little icon and this slick glass card pops up with the account age user id verification details and whether they might be masking their location with a vpn. It is a ton of contextual evidence right at your fingertips without extra clicks.
pros: The community cloud cache option helps bypass x's strict rate limits by sharing anonymous username mappings with other users. saves a lot of network costs. Also absolutely love that there is no third party signup or hidden accounts required to use this. it just rides your normal login session securely inside the browser sandboxed environment. cons: you have to opt into the cloud cache if you want the maximum loading speed across the board since the local cache starts blank.
the best thing about it is that it doesn't do any independent tracking or weird geolocation guesswork. it literally just reads the public about this account data that x already exposes through your session and brings it right to the front. it makes it so obvious when someone is claiming to be from one place but posting from somewhere totally different.
The extension adds extra account details directly within X, making information easier to access while browsing profiles. Everything is presented clearly on the page, which saves time and avoids the need to navigate through additional sections.
I tested the extension on several X accounts and found it very useful. It successfully displayed the account's country, device type, and account creation date directly on the page, making it easier to get additional context without opening extra menus the interface is simple, works smoothly, and provides information in a clear and convenient way.
The X-Posed: Account Location & Device Info add-on displays facts and information about accounts on the X platform, such as country and device. It is extremely useful in investigations and for cybersecurity purposes, particularly for verifying unknown accounts. It has been very helpful to me. Thank you to the add on developer
nice
it works pretty well
Working fine so far but hitting rate limit because of the high amount of API requests (i think) like every 5 min which makes it stop working so it's kinda useless most of the time, most likely will also get my account restricted at some point but otherwise no problems. (UPDATE: It seems like the rate limit problem has been fixed through the community cache so it doesn't need to send trillion API requests to Twitter and the Cloud Cache Server helps speed things up (you can opt-in and out for that), I think it works well.)