Chrome extension to auto-block Twitter Blue subscribers on Twitter
BluesBlocker - Block Twitter Blue Subscribers
"BluesBlocker" is a retired Chrome extension designed to enhance the Twitter experience by automatically blocking or muting Twitter Blue subscribers. Feature-rich, including Allowlist, Action Queue, and filters to manage large accounts. Source code still available for users.
Extension stats
Manifest V3
Permissions:
- storage
- alarms
- cookies
Host permissions:
- *://*.twitter.com/*
Size: 153.60K
Email: jo*****@thegoddamn.club
Full description: See detailed description
Ranking
Other platforms
Not available on Android
Not available on Firefox
Not available on Edge
User reviews
Pros
- Makes Twitter more usable by filtering out unwanted replies
- Allows for whitelisting of accounts
- Some users reported it working well again after previous issues
Cons
- Frequently stops working or has bugs
- Blocks unintended accounts, including notable figures
- Limited customization options and lacks necessary features
- Storage limit issues causing errors
- Pop-ups can be irritating and obstruct other menus
Most mentioned
- Doesn't work anymore
- Blocks big accounts despite user settings
- Needs more customization and additional blocking options
- Errors related to quota exceeded
- Performance issues with the whitelist feature
User reviews
it was great, but doesn't work anymore
by
Husky Redd, 2024-06-12
Completely stopped working in the last couple of weeks.
by
Michael Parks, 2024-05-20
Great product. It doesn't work now that the site's url is exclusively x.com. The devs might need to change so that it also requests permission to x.
Edit: Found a fix for the missing x.com permissions. (Save your whitelist beforehand)
1. Find your extension folder
-C:\Users\[user]\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\[Profile]\Extensions\
2. In chrome go to manage extensions and find the id for bluesblocker (you will need developer mode on). In the extensions folder, there should be a folder with the id as its name.
3. Copy this folder and open the copy (or just modifiy the original)
4. Change all references of twitter.com to x.com in these two scripts/files
-background.js
-manifest.json
5. Go back to manage extensions in chrome, open the bluesblocker details, click load unpacked and select the version folder with the modifications.
Final note, you might need to reload the unpacked folder sometimes when you turn it on after its been off.
Enjoy.
by
Maxime Charest, 2024-05-17
Extension safety
Risk impact
BluesBlocker requires a few sensitive permissions. Exercise caution before installing.
Risk impact analysis details
- Critical Request access to the following domains: twitter.com
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Risk likelihood
We don't have sufficient data to confidently determine the risk likelihood of BluesBlocker. Use it at your own risk.
Risk likelihood analysis details
- High This extension has low user count. Unpopular extensions may not be stable or safe.
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