What the extension does
UnfollowX Pro helps you review your X following and followers lists and, when you choose, follow or unfollow accounts. It works in your browser with the X session you are already signed into. It does not request your X password or sign in for you.
To read lists and perform actions, the extension sends requests to X itself on x.com or twitter.com. It may read X app resources from abs.twimg.com. It does not send your X lists or action history to the developer’s telemetry service.
Information stored on your device
The extension uses Chrome storage to save the information needed for its features. This can include:
- Settings such as speed, daily limit, Keep rules, language and notification preferences.
- Your whitelist, scans, following and follower snapshots, and follower changes between saved checks.
- First-seen dates, scan totals, last-active results and saved groups.
- Local follow/unfollow history, action counters and job progress.
- A random installation identifier and telemetry preference.
When you use multiple X accounts, the extension keeps account-specific scan and history data separately on your device. You can remove the data from Dashboard → Settings → Delete all extension data, or remove the extension in Chrome.
Optional anonymous usage statistics
Anonymous usage statistics help the developer understand installs and active use and investigate product issues. The extension’s telemetry code sends an install event and, at most once a UTC day when active, an event containing a random install ID generated on your device, extension version, event type and timestamp. The active event also includes an aggregate count of follow and unfollow actions during the previous 24 hours. An uninstall beacon includes the install ID and extension version. The server derives a coarse country from the network request.
The extension states that these events do not include your X username or account ID, following or follower lists, whitelist or action history. The telemetry request omits browser credentials. The extension’s privacy disclosure says the network IP is not stored; the extension code itself cannot verify server-side retention practices.
Statistics are enabled by default. You can disable them in Dashboard → Settings → Privacy → Anonymous usage stats. When disabled, the extension stops sending these events and clears the uninstall URL. The extension’s random ID is stored locally and resets when you clear extension data.
Why the extension requests permissions
- x.com and twitter.com: read your lists and perform follow/unfollow actions in your signed-in browser session.
- abs.twimg.com: read X app resources used to understand how the website works.
- storage and unlimitedStorage: keep settings, scans and history locally.
- alarms: schedule action delays, breaks and daily-limit pauses.
- scripting: start work in an already-open X tab without requiring a reload.
- notifications (optional): show local desktop alerts if you enable notifications.
Your choices
You can switch off anonymous statistics, delete extension data, decline optional notifications and stop an action run at any time. Removing the extension also removes its local storage through Chrome’s extension lifecycle.
This website
This website does not require an account and does not use first-party analytics, advertising trackers or a newsletter form. Links to the Chrome Web Store and support services are operated by those providers and are subject to their own privacy practices. Vercel may process request logs to serve and secure the website.
Children
The extension is not directed at children under 13. The developer does not knowingly collect personal information from children.
Contact
For privacy questions, contact shahriar.bmb@gmail.com or message @igfrostt on Telegram.
UnfollowX Pro is a product of Unique Labs, developed by Shahriar Ahmed. This policy may be updated when the extension or its data practices change; the latest version will be published here.