1-click blocker for Twitter

This extension modifies Twitter by adding a block button to each Tweet. The block button that is added enables a user to block the owner of the Tweet in one click instead of the usual 3 clicks (1. open tweet menu, 2. click block user, 3. confirm block). You can now block users from ANYWHERE! There's now a block button on the list of users on the Followers and Reposts pages. This is a universal 1-click solution to your Twitter blocking problems. You can also mute instead of block, and when you've got a whole list to get through you don't have to sit there clicking one by one. The To Block queue lets you paste handles, drop in a CSV or JSON file, save batches as staged queues, merge them together, and let the extension work through the list automatically. It opens each profile in the background and blocks or mutes them one at a time, and it won't touch accounts you've already blocked or muted. There's a full control center for all of this. Your blocked and muted users are tracked per @handle (auto-detected when you visit Twitter), with searchable lists of everyone you've acted on through the extension. Statistics show your total blocks and mutes, plus a history of queue runs (when they started, when they finished, and how many succeeded). Additional features: • Block or mute: Choose between blocking or muting as your default one-click action • Flexible button placement: Select exactly where the button appears (Timeline, Followers, Following, Search, Communities, Engagements, Replies, Trending, Notifications, Hashtags, Profiles, Explore) • Settings shortcut on Twitter: Optionally show a small icon on Twitter pages that opens the control center • To Block queue: Paste handles, import CSV/JSON, stage and merge queues, and auto-process the list in the background • Blocked & muted ledgers: Searchable lists of accounts you've blocked or muted through the extension • Backup & restore: Export your blocked/muted users and settings to a file • Selective import: Choose what to import (blocks, mutes, or settings) • Data management: Clear specific data (blocks, mutes, or settings) while keeping the rest • Statistics: Track your total blocks and mutes, plus queue run history • Timestamped backups: Each export includes the date and what data was exported