x-origin - Crowdsourced Country Filter for X (Twitter)

Name: x-origin - Crowdsourced Country Filter for X (Twitter)
Author: mdnite

x-origin reveals account locations and filters content on X (Twitter) using a crowdsourced cache.

As of June 2026, x-origin - Crowdsourced Country Filter for X (Twitter) has 16 users in the Social & Communication category.

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Users+33.3%

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Version

1.2.1

Manifest V3

History

6 snapshots

Tracking since Apr 1, 2026.

View as table

Date	Users	Rating	Reviews	Version
Apr 1, 2026	12	—	—	1.2.1
Apr 18, 2026	14	—	—	1.2.1
Apr 28, 2026	19	—	—	1.2.1
May 8, 2026	19	—	—	1.2.1
May 15, 2026	17	—	—	1.2.1
May 24, 2026	18	—	—	1.2.1
Now	16	—	—	1.2.1

Permissions & access

Permissions: storage
Host access: *://x.com/*, *://twitter.com/*, *://api.xgeofilter.com/*

Screenshots

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About

x-origin displays X’s hidden “Account Based In” metadata right where you actually need it.
Instead of digging through the About tab, every tweet, reply, search result, and profile header now shows the account’s origin badge inline, using the same public data X already exposes.

Key Features:
- Instant Visibility: See the account's country of origin at a glance. Choose flags, ISO codes, or full country names to match your workflow.
- Data Caching:  Pulls from (and contributes to) a shared cache for instant lookups while honoring API limits.
- Content Filtering: Add specific countries to your block list to automatically collapse tweets from those regions into a compact, hidden card.
- Proxy Detection: Suspected VPN/Proxy origins get a warning badge so you can triage low-signal accounts fast.

Privacy & Security:
x-origin runs entirely in your browser context. It reads only public profile metadata on X, never sends your auth tokens anywhere, and doesn’t monitor browsing activity outside of twitter.com / x.com.