Pick a bot template comment (or an abusive username), scan the current tweet's replies, and automatically block matching spam/bot accounts — three-way matching: text similarity, username rules, and comment keywords. Built-in high-frequency rule templates, whitelist, dry-run (mark-only) mode, block log with one-click unblock, full data export and Gist sync. ⚠ Heuristic rules may false-positive normal users: try dry-run mode first.
📄 X Comment Bot Blocker — GreasyFork 附加信息
Scan a tweet's reply section and auto-block spam/bot accounts by picking
one bot template comment or a suspicious username.
▸ How it works
- Three-way matching: text similarity / username rules / comment keywords
- Blocks via X's own UI (menu → Block → confirm), no internal APIs
- Built-in high-frequency spam rule templates (one-click load)
- Whitelist, adjustable similarity threshold, per-block confirm
- Rate limiting (configurable block interval)
▸ ⚠ Read before enabling auto-block
Heuristic rules are NOT 100% accurate — normal users' nicknames or comments
can be matched by mistake. Please:
1. Run in "mark-only (dry-run)" mode first and review the hits
2. Avoid overly broad keywords; prefer specific template comments
3. Wrongly blocked someone? ⚙ Settings → Data → block log → open their
profile to unblock, or add them to the whitelist
4. Auto-blocking may violate X ToS; use at your own risk
▸ Data
Everything stays local (GM storage). Export/import JSON; optional Gist sync.
▸ Recent changes
- v0.14.5 Full English metadata (@description:en)
- v0.14.4 Vendored into PowerToys4Browser; false-positive warnings
- v0.14.3 Public stable gist as default remote data source
- v0.14.0 Block log: record reason/time, one-click unblock + whitelist
- v0.13.0 Keyword matching isolated from username list (fewer false hits)
- v0.12.0 Three-way matching + settings panel
Full changelog: https://github.com/WhyWhatHow/powertoys4browser/blob/master/doc/x-comment-bot-blocker.md
Feedback & issues: https://github.com/WhyWhatHow/powertoys4browser/issues
Source: https://github.com/WhyWhatHow/powertoys4browser