Flagged

Filter your X (Twitter) timeline by country. Blur or hide posts, show country flags, whitelist/blacklist handles. Local cache.

Flagged lets you filter your X (Twitter) timeline based on where accounts are registered — all locally in your browser. FILTER MODES • Blocklist — blur or hide posts from accounts in specific countries • Allowlist — blur or hide everyone except accounts from allowed countries • Flag Only — no filtering; just add country flag badges to every username HIDE MODES • Blur — overlay a blur with a "click to reveal" button • Hide — completely remove the post from your timeline FEATURES • Enter countries by name, flag emoji, or ISO code — one per line • Continents supported (Asia, Europe, Africa, etc.) • Per-handle whitelist — accounts that are never filtered • Per-handle blacklist — accounts that are always filtered • Country flag badges next to every username (hover for full country name) • Local IndexedDB cache • Import / Export cache to back up or share with others • Your own posts and your bookmarks are never hidden DATABASE (recommended) Out of the box, Flagged resolves account countries by querying X's internal GraphQL endpoint in the background — one account at a time. This works, but first-time encounters won't be filtered instantly, and X rate-limits these lookups after a burst, pausing new lookups for a few minutes. Enable the Shared Database toggle in settings to tap into a community-sourced database of already-resolved accounts. Filtering becomes instant and accurate from the very first scroll, and any new accounts you encounter are automatically contributed back. You can also import a database manually from Telegram (t.me/pillgatesflagged). PRIVACY All filtering happens locally in your browser. The extension reads only public country information from X's own servers — the same data visible on any public profile page. Newly discovered account countries are automatically contributed to a shared community database (handle + registered country only) to improve coverage for all users.