Twitter Block Chain
Blocks all users on a following/followers page.
What is Twitter Block Chain?
Stats
- storage
- activeTab
- webRequest
- webRequestBlocking
- *://*.twimg.com/
- https://api.twitter.com/
- https://mobile.twitter.com/
- https://twitter.com/
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Summary
Reduce the damage done by retweeting and dogpiling. Simply navigate to a user's followers/following page and activate the extension by clicking the icon next to the omnibox/address bar. The extension does not block users you are following, or re-block users that have already been blocked. You can also export and import lists of followers in a special format. If an abusive user has blocked you, you can use the export function to retrieve the list of their followers/followings after logging out, and then import the result after logging back in to Twitter.
View blocking receipts and add protected users by right clicking the extension's icon and choosing "Options."
Please report issues on GitHub: https://github.com/satsukitv/twitter-block-chain/issues
Source available here: https://github.com/satsukitv/twitter-block-chain
User reviews
User reviews summary
Pros
- Effective at blocking users with few followers
- Convenient for blocking users
- Works well when the Twitter domain was 'twitter.com'
Cons
- No longer works after Twitter domain changed to 'x.com'
- Frequent requests for updates
- Blocks users too quickly, resulting in account lockout
Most mentioned
- Update needed for 'x.com' domain
- Stopped working after Twitter domain change
- Works well when the Twitter domain was 'twitter.com'
Recent reviews
Safety
Risk impact
Twitter Block Chain is very risky to use and it requires a lot of sensitive permissions. Avoid installing this extension unless you absolutely trust this publisher.
Risk likelihood
Twitter Block Chain has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.
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