Chrome extension for X/Twitter that intercepts overlong post attempts and detonates them with a WebGL disposal sequence.
- Watches X/Twitter composers on
x.comandtwitter.com - Checks the composer text on the post button's pointer/click path and on form submit
- Checks
Cmd+Enter/Ctrl+Entersend shortcuts too - Triggers the full disposal effect manually with
Shift+Enterwhile the composer is focused - Prevents the send when the composer text is longer than 280 characters
- Plays a GPU-rendered presentation of a DOOM-style palette-fire simulation and explodes the draft into shader-driven text confetti
- Clears the composer during the animation so the box is empty by the time the sequence finishes
- Open
chrome://extensions - Enable Developer mode
- Click Load unpacked
- Select this folder
- The extension counts the raw visible text in the composer, not X's full weighted tweet-length rules.
- Character counting uses grapheme segmentation when the browser supports it, so emoji-heavy drafts count more naturally than raw
string.length. - The render path is self-contained: one
renderer.jsWebGL content script plus the event-hooking logic incontent.js. - The text particles now burst once and then fall under gravity with a lighter confetti-style drift instead of free-form ember noise.
- If WebGL fails to initialize in the page context, the extension still shows the stamp/counter overlay, but the high-fidelity fire/particle pass will be missing.
Shift+Enteris reserved as a demo trigger in the composer and will not insert a newline.