XTQ

Features Browsing history: Injected inside X's sidebar, local browsing history records only posts, videos, or GIFs that the user explicitly opens; it does not record scroll exposure, autoplay, or image-only viewing. History stays local and private, supports reopening entries and clearing history, and uploads no data. Link cleanup: Cleans tracking parameters from X links copied, shared, or opened in the app, with selectable and configurable share domains. Original images and media downloads: Adds “Save original” and multi-image “Save all” actions to the image viewer; image save buttons and video/GIF download takeover are controlled separately, and turning either off keeps X's native save or download behavior. Video and GIF downloads prefer the highest-bitrate non-HLS direct variant. With takeover enabled, eligible videos with a supported file gain a download action even when the native menu hides it. Native translation enhancements: Reuses X's native translation flow to automatically translate eligible short posts and replies while preserving the original text; the target follows X by default or can be set explicitly. Empty bodies are skipped and pending work is refreshed promptly; manual translation remains unchanged. Content filtering: Hides promoted content, promoted users, video carousels, profile recommendations, and banners; promoted-post filtering also covers nested modules in post details. Video playback control: Optionally stops automatic movement to the next video after playback; this is independent of the in-post horizontal carousel, and videos remain switchable manually. It is off by default. Media display options: Provides sensitive-media display and high-quality video options. Settings and feedback: Groups settings into collapsible categories, saves changes automatically with save feedback, and localizes the browsing-history entry to X's language. Launcher icon: Optionally hides the XTQ icon from the system launcher; XTQ settings remain available from the LSPosed module manager, and the icon is shown by default. Dynamic adaptation and fallback: Validated discovery and cached fallback for feature switches, media fields, and post/author readers; unmatched targets preserve X's native behavior. This does not guarantee automatic compatibility for every feature or future X version.