X (Twitter) Feed Clutter and Lack of Native Customization Frustrates Users
X's default timeline mixes promoted content into an algorithmic feed with no native chronological view, bookmark organization, or visual customization, pushing users toward third-party browser extensions for a cleaner experience.
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