Simplified Twitter/X
Remove distractions from the new Twitter/X layout
Refine and declutter the π/Twitter web experience.
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Minimal Theme for Twitter (now X) refines and cleans up the x.com interface, and adds useful features and customizations:
- Remove Promoted posts and suggestions
- Remove any unwanted element from the left navigation, like the Premium or Grok buttons
- Hide the annoying View Counts
- Remove the Timeline tabs like "For you / Following"
- Remove the distracting trends sidebar
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Remove distractions from the new Twitter/X layout
Gives you more control over Twitter and adds missing features and UI improvements
Stop doomscrolling and start exploring. A browser extension that enhances X and guides you to the best content.
This extension hides trending information from twitter timelines to make your mind calm.
A new extension that returns old Twitter's look.
Hides all the metrics on Twitter.
Well this is an instant quality-of-life improvement. Thanks!
does exactly what it says
Pretty cool extension. One note though, should the zen mode hide the feed completely? I thought it would just hide all the outskirt clutter to allow a complete focus on the feed. When I activate zen mode the only thing I see is the create tweet container. Version 4.0.22.
It improves Twitter experience very much, thank you!
Loved this extension until they started forcing their logo in the tab/bookmarks bar, its a small reason I know but this should totally be an option to use twitter default icon over the extension logo please!
I've been using this extension for well over a year now. It's one of my "must have" extensions that I install right off the bat. Default Twitter is just so busy and cluttered in comparison. There are a couple of changes (the inability to hover to see labels, the de-centering of the icons) that prevent me from making my review 5 stars because honestly other than that it's a great extension. EDIT I've since bumped my review up to 5 stars c: This extension is everything I could ask for in a theme. It also helps that it has an awesome creator!
Extension has been terrific, but the latest v4.0.5 has several regressions. 1) "Remove lists button" is missing. Need that back. 2) "Feed borders" set to off no longer works. 3) Search box now has a white background. It used to inherit the color behind it. I use a separate plugin to change page color. Would be nice to get this back, as it makes it less distracting. 4) Before expanding on click, the last letter of "Search Twitter" in the search box is cut off. 5) I actually liked the text labels appearing on hover for the menu buttons. Would be nice to have that back as a third option, in addition to on/off. Thanks for your work. EDIT 2022/01/14: Hi Thomas- In v4.0.21, the option to hide the Lists button in main navigation also removes the "Add/remove from lists" and "View lists" options in the 3-dot menu on individual account pages. That's not optimal, particularly for "Add/remove from lists", which does not have a keyboard shortcut. Basically, decluttering and removing algorithmic content from the main view when looking at timelines, lists, individual accounts or tweets is helpful. But I don't want to lose functionality. Any of these functions hidden behind a menu button or otherwise out of view until activated can stay. For example, the previous behavior, just removing the lists button from the main navigation, met that need. I could still access lists with a keyboard shortcut, and get to lists or add/remove from the 3-dot menu, but could minimize redundant buttons in the main view.
Es lo que necesitaba.
So it looks like the no-name service that acquired this extension has started inserting integration with their service into it and now requires access to your browsing history, ostensibly for some feature no one asked for. The last one my supposedly be being walked back in the next update (whenever that is) but it is fairly clear to me that this extension is not to be trusted anymore. Don't know whether there are any good alternatives but at the rate that Twitter is going I'm sure it isn't gonna matter for long anyway.
Nice!