FilterX
Browser extension that hides unwanted tweets on X/Twitter based on keywords or your mood.
| What is it | Browser extension that hides unwanted tweets on X/Twitter based on keywords or your mood. |
|---|---|
| Pricing | Paid |
| Platform | Chrome Extension |
| Best for | Hiding generic connection requests on Twitter, Filtering out tweets with specific keywords |
Data updated Aug. 16, 2026
What does FilterX do?
FilterX is a browser extension that cleans up your Twitter (X) timeline by hiding tweets you don't want to see. Instead of muting individual users, you set rules — keywords, phrases, or even the general mood of a tweet — and FilterX removes matching posts from your feed. The extension works on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, and Safari, so it fits most browsers. It's designed to tackle the most annoying parts of Twitter: generic connection requests, follow-for-follow spam, and repetitive self-promotion.
The tool uses context-aware filtering to understand the intent behind tweets, not just exact word matches. For example, it can spot variations of 'let's connect' or 'I follow back' even when the wording changes. Setup takes about a minute — install the extension, type in the words or expressions you want to filter, and you're done. The free tier includes context-aware filtering and keyword blocking. A paid tier (currently available as a preorder at a discount) adds AI filtering, which lets you describe unwanted content in natural language, like 'hide tweets that are just trying to get followers.' The AI filtering is still in development, so the current version relies on rule-based matching.
FilterX is for anyone who finds Twitter's noise overwhelming — especially people who get lots of spammy connection requests or follow-bait tweets. Social media managers, job seekers, and casual users can all benefit from a cleaner feed. It's a simple, no-fuss tool that does one thing well: hide the tweets you don't care about. If you've ever wished you could mute entire categories of tweets instead of individual accounts, FilterX is worth a try.
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