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A table of contents for long X articles.
X-TOC detects headings in X/Twitter long-form articles and shows the current article outline in the popup.
X / Twitter reading navigation
Read long X articles with structure. Save useful passages.
X-TOC adds a table of contents, a movable reading panel, and lightweight local clipping to X/Twitter long-form articles.
save to xtoc
TOC popup and pinned floating panel
Local clips stored in browser extension storage
Markdown and JSON export from Options
Core workflow
Built for reading first, clipping second.
Pin
Keep the reading panel where you need it.
Pin the floating TOC panel, drag it to a comfortable spot, and keep your place while reading.
Clip
Save selected passages locally.
Select article text, click save to xtoc, and keep the passage with source context in browser extension storage.
Export
Export clips to open formats.
Review saved clips in Options, then export all or selected clips as Markdown or JSON.
Privacy by default
Saved clips stay in your browser unless you export them.
X-TOC is a browser extension for current-page reading and local clipping. It does not send saved clips to an external server.
Popup
Shows the table of contents for the current long-form article.
Article page
Provides the floating TOC and save button for selected text.
Options
Lists saved clips and supports selected or full export.
Storage
Uses browser extension storage for saved clip data.
Public facts
Small extension, clear boundaries.
X-TOC focuses on long-form X/Twitter articles. It is not a general web clipper, note-taking app, or external storage service.
- Works on X.com and Twitter.com long-form article pages.
- Stores saved clips locally with chrome.storage.local.
- Does not send saved clips to an external server.
- Available from the Chrome Web Store and source repository.