Reading
Use the popup or floating panel to move through long-form articles without losing the current section.
Public docs
X-TOC helps you navigate long-form articles, save selected passages locally, and export clips when you want to move them into your own files.
Use the popup or floating panel to move through long-form articles without losing the current section.
Save text only when you select it. X-TOC is designed for deliberate clips, not automatic full-page capture.
Saved clips stay in browser extension storage unless you export them yourself.
Features
How to use it
The popup and floating panel are for the current page. Options is where saved clips are reviewed and exported.
Visit an article page on X.com or Twitter.com. X-TOC runs on those domains and detects article headings when they are available.
Open the extension popup to see the article outline. Pin the floating panel if you want the TOC visible while reading.
Select useful text in the article and click save to xtoc. The selected passage is saved with local source context.
Open Options to review saved clips, delete clips, or export selected or all clips as Markdown or JSON.
Export and privacy
Markdown export is convenient for notes and local documents. JSON export is useful for scripts or structured archives.
Export all saved clips or only the selected clips from the Options page.
X-TOC stores saved clips locally and does not send saved clips to an external server.
The browser extension code and release README live in the X-TOC repository.
github.com/Aries-0331/x-tocThis landing page is maintained in a separate public website repository.
github.com/Aries-0331/x-toc-landing-page