@jerthewickedd quickest realistic way is a browser extension since x has no bulk delete, it auto clicks through your posts and wipes them. heads up it cant go too fast or youll hit x rate limits, so quick is relative. i made one for this called fresh slate, full disclosure
@yorraaarara sadly theres no single button, x removes posts one by one. people use a browser extension that runs through your timeline and clears them for you in passes. keep it slowish or x rate limits you. i built one called fresh slate that does this, full disclosure
@dorktrick@puppydogpretty thats just x loading a limited chunk of your timeline, the older posts stop showing so you cant reach them to delete. a tool that keeps auto loading and deletes as it goes can get the buried ones. i made one for this called fresh slate, full disclosure
@kittycattpaw no built in button sadly, x only deletes posts one at a time. easiest fix is a browser tool that loops through your own timeline and clears them in batches. go slow so you dont hit rate limits. i made one for this called fresh slate, full disclosure
@L0LLIE_WUVLY totally doable without touching your actual posts. a browser tool undoes all your reposts in bulk so your page is just your own stuff again. takes a bit since X rate-limits it, but it clears the clutter. i built one called Fresh Slate for exactly this.
@aspiebell you don't need a new account for this. you can bulk-undo just your reposts and keep everything else, posts and following stay. a browser extension loops through and un-reposts them for you. i built one called Fresh Slate that does exactly this.
@probernard_02@toni__iyke no built-in button for it sadly. you need a tool that bulk-deletes them by clicking through your tweets in your own browser session (no api access needed). just go slow, X rate-limits fast deletes. i built one called Fresh Slate, but any of them work.
@ckk9o X has no built-in bulk delete, so people use browser extensions that delete posts in batches for you. two things to know: deletions are permanent, and it takes a while because of rate limits. i built one called Fresh Slate if you want a pointer, happy to help either way.
@Bvinylr X has no built-in bulk delete, so people use browser extensions that delete posts in batches for you. two things to know: deletions are permanent, and it takes a while because of rate limits. i built one called Fresh Slate if you want a pointer, happy to help either way.
@Mortoths@abadabadon X has no built-in bulk delete, so people use browser extensions that delete posts in batches for you. two things to know: deletions are permanent, and it takes a while because of rate limits. i built one called Fresh Slate if you want a pointer, happy to help either way.
@lesserthantwink X has no built-in bulk delete, so people use browser extensions that delete posts in batches for you. two things to know: deletions are permanent, and it takes a while because of rate limits. i built one called Fresh Slate if you want a pointer, happy to help either way.
@tohCarlson2@dj_Chinjong welcome. X has no built-in bulk delete, so people use browser extensions that delete posts in batches for you. two things to know: deletions are permanent, and it takes a while because of rate limits. i built one called Fresh Slate if you want a pointer, happy to help either way.
@theSajidFaridi welcome. X has no built-in bulk delete, so people use browser extensions that delete posts in batches for you. two things to know: deletions are permanent, and it takes a while because of rate limits. i built one called Fresh Slate if you want a pointer, happy to help either way.
@jerthewickedd "quickly" is the tricky part, X rate-limits bulk deletes so nothing is truly instant. fastest hands-off way is a chrome extension that clicks delete for you in batches. start it and leave it running. (i made one, Fresh Slate, but there are a few options out there.)
@yorraaarara there's no real "delete all" button on X sadly. the way people do it is a chrome extension that goes through and deletes them in bulk for you. it's a little slow because X rate-limits fast deleting, but you set it going and walk away. i built one called Fresh Slate, but any works