Anna @annawrites · 2m
A quieter feed makes room for the conversations I actually came here for.
Private browser extension for X
Hide posts and account suggestions from selected locations, flags, or profile bios—without sending your feed to a third-party service.
Anna @annawrites · 2m
A quieter feed makes room for the conversations I actually came here for.
MarketPulse @marketpulse · 5m
Another post from an account outside your selected locations.
Filtered @marketpulse —matched Nigeria from account location
Design Notes @designnotes · 9m
Small tools are often the ones that give you the most control.
Try the filtering switch
Your feed, your boundaries
X decides what enters your feed. FeedFence gives you a practical layer of control over what remains visible.
Choose individual countries or broad regions. FeedFence uses X’s own “Account based in” label where available.
Match country flags in account names and bios, or add your own case-insensitive profile bio phrases.
Add any account to your allowlist. Exceptions always take priority over every active filter.
Simple by design
Select locations, regions, flags, or specific profile bio phrases.
FeedFence checks only the account rows near your view and spaces requests carefully.
Reveal a hidden item, allowlist its account, or explicitly block it with one click.
X regions
Product preview with example selections
Precise when you want it
Select a complete X region in one click, then open it to adjust countries individually. Overlapping regions and your manual choices remain visible and editable.
Representative preview · the full region contains 56 countries
Privacy is the architecture
FeedFence has no account system, analytics, advertising, or developer-operated backend. Its settings, allowlist, cache, diagnostics, and extension-made block history stay in Chrome extension storage on your device.
FeedFence works on the X website in Chrome and Brave. Location data can be missing or broad, and X can change its web client without notice. Matching posts are visually hidden; accounts are never automatically blocked or reported.
Coming through the Chrome Web Store
The unlisted Chrome Web Store release is being prepared. Once available, this button will take you straight to the official installation page.
FeedFence processes X profile data and uses your signed-in X session only to provide its filtering features. Extension data stays in Chrome and is not sent to the developer. No analytics or advertising.
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