Shadowban Scanner v2 is now available to check shadowban and sensitive judgments

It has been almost three months since the last update, but I have released version 2 of Shadowban Scanner, an extension that allows you to check Twitter (X) shadowban and sensitive judgments without having to go to an external site.

The official website and PV are also now available. Please take a look at it as well.

Highlights of v2

Shadowban Scanner v2 has seen many improvements and new features added in the nearly three months since the last update of v1.

The following list is a sampling of the major changes. All changes can be found on the release page.

🎉New Features

• Added the ability to detect sensitive flags in profiles
• Function to display check results only on your own tweets is now officially available
• Launched official website
• Support for Traditional Chinese and Korean
• Support for Microsoft Edge
• Added explanations about shadowban, sensitive judgment, and Shadowban Scanner
• Version number text linked to the release notes added to the settings window

🔧Changes

• Changed to use Twemoji instead of OS standard emoji
• Changed the text of setting items to make them easier to understand.
• Added a loading animation when it takes time to load results
• Changed message wording to be clearer and easier to understand

📝Other

• Added localization guide
• Disclosed detailed technical information about Shadowban Scanner
• Added JSDoc

Schedule for v3

I am currently preparing for the development of Shadowban Scanner v3.

As a private developer, I cannot make any promises regarding the release of v3, but I hope to be able to release it sooner than v2.

Shadowban Scanner v3 will include a button to tweet the results and the ability to detect display restrictions for legal reasons.

Shadowban Scanner offers all features for free. Please follow me on Twitter and spread the word about Shadowban Scanner as it will encourage development!

Also, if you have any problems, please send me a DM on Twitter or GitHub.