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How to Block X (Twitter)

To block X (formerly Twitter), install Blockodile for Chrome or Firefox and add x.com and twitter.com to a blocklist, or install the ready-made list from the Marketplace. Block it all day, or schedule it for the hours you need to concentrate.

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The blocklist

Websites blocked by this list

The X (Twitter) list blocks these 4 sites. You can add or remove any of them after installing.

  • x.com
  • twitter.com
  • mobile.twitter.com
  • t.co

Suggested schedule: All day, every day, or weekdays 9am to 5pm.

Blocklist last checked .

Only one part of X (Twitter) a problem?

You do not have to block all of it. These parts can be turned off on their own, for free, while the rest of the site keeps working.

Why block them

Why people block x (twitter)

  • + The timeline refreshes forever, so there is never a natural place to stop.
  • + Outrage and hot takes are engineered for engagement, and they are hard to look away from.
  • + A quick check of notifications routinely turns into twenty minutes of scrolling.
  • + Blocking x.com and twitter.com closes the tab you open on autopilot.
How to block them

Block x (twitter) with Blockodile

  1. 1

    Install Blockodile

    Add the free Blockodile extension to Chrome or Firefox. No account is required to start.

  2. 2

    Open the Marketplace tab

    In the Blockodile app, open the Marketplace and find the X (Twitter) list.

  3. 3

    Add the X (Twitter) list

    Click add and every site in the X (Twitter) list is blocked straight away, then synced across your devices.

  4. 4

    Schedule or lock it

    Keep the block on all day, schedule it for work hours, or turn on Locked Mode so it is harder to disable on impulse.

FAQ

Blocking x (twitter): FAQ

How do I block X (Twitter) on Chrome or Firefox?

Install Blockodile and add x.com and twitter.com to a blocklist, or install the X (Twitter) list from the Marketplace. Both domains are blocked in one step.

Does this block both x.com and twitter.com?

Yes. The list includes both domains, so old twitter.com links redirect to the blocked page too.

Can I still post but not scroll?

Partly. Switch on the free X For You section and the "For you" tab itself is hidden, so the algorithmic timeline stops being one click away -- posting and your Following timeline are untouched. It hides the way in rather than blocking: X keeps the selected tab in the page instead of the address, so there is no separate address to block.

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