PurifyX filters spam replies, adult bots & crypto promos on X/Twitter. Hide replies and batch block spam accounts. Fast & private.
Users
153
+23 in 30 days
Rating
5.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
Ratings
5
0 in 30 days
Store rank
#71K
#59K among extensions
Version
0.5.1
updated 13 Sep 2026
Users
monthly, 3 months
Latest, 15 Oct 2026:153 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month
Ratings count
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Latest, 15 Oct 2026:5 ratingsMove the mouse over the chart for any month
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About PurifyX - X/Twitter Spam Filter & Bot Blocker
PurifyX - X/Twitter Spam Filter & Bot Blocker helps remove spam bots, fake accounts, scam replies, and unwanted content from X/Twitter. It works as a privacy-first spam filter that detects suspicious replies, spam accounts, adult spam, and automated bot activity while you browse your timeline, replies, and notifications.
If your X/Twitter feed is flooded with spam replies, bot accounts, fake profiles, scam promotions, or unwanted messages, this extension helps clean your browsing experience. It automatically hides suspicious content and organizes risky accounts into a review list, allowing you to confirm before blocking accounts in batches.
Why install X/Twitter Spam Blocker?
• Remove X/Twitter spam automatically
Browse X/Twitter with fewer spam replies and unwanted content. The extension analyzes supported timelines, reply sections, and notifications, then hides content that matches known spam patterns, including spam bots, fake accounts, scam replies, adult spam, and unwanted promotions.
• Review suspicious accounts before blocking
Avoid blindly blocking accounts. When an account matches multiple spam signals, X/Twitter Spam Blocker adds it to a review panel where you can inspect and choose which accounts to block.
• Batch block spam accounts safely
Clean up your X/Twitter experience faster by reviewing suspicious accounts and blocking multiple spam accounts at once. The review process helps reduce false positives and gives you control over every blocking action.
• Powerful spam filtering controls
Customize your protection settings, choose which spam categories to detect, enable or disable automatic hiding, and adjust how suspicious accounts are handled.
Protection can help identify:
• X/Twitter spam bots
• Fake accounts and suspicious profiles
• Scam replies and promotional spam
• Adult spam replies and unwanted promotions
• Automated bot activity
• Repeated spam content
• Activity Log and protection overview
Protection Overview shows how many posts were checked and cleaned, along with spam categories and blocked account statistics.
Activity Log lets you review hidden content and account actions. If a legitimate account was blocked by mistake, you can find it in the log and unblock it, helping reduce accidental blocks during batch cleanup.
• Privacy-first local processing
Your settings, protection preferences, statistics, and activity history are stored locally on your device.
No data collection. Your browsing activity stays private.
How to use X/Twitter Spam Blocker
1. Install the extension.
2. Open X/Twitter and browse normally.
3. Spam replies, suspicious content, and unwanted promotions will be detected and hidden automatically.
4. Open the review panel to inspect suspicious accounts.
5. Select accounts you want to block and confirm batch blocking.
6. Review protection statistics and activity history anytime in the extension dashboard.
Best for:
• X/Twitter users tired of spam bots and unwanted replies
• Creators whose posts receive spam comments and scam promotions
• Users who want a Twitter bot remover and spam cleaner
• People who want to block suspicious accounts without accidentally blocking real users
• Anyone looking for a privacy-focused X/Twitter spam filter
Help and feedback
Read the user guide:
https://vocabey.github.io/xtwitter-spam-blocker
X/Twitter Spam Blocker is an independent browser extension and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by X Corp. or Twitter.