TikTok You feed settings
By TikTok You Published
TikTok You feed settings filter the For You feed, hide types of posts, and sit next to the save-quality control the project notes describe.
Filters on the feed screen
The feed screen has a content-filters group. The rows are words and tags, likes, views, and a publish date. A post that misses a floor you set is the one the filter is there to drop. The screen published with the project shows those rows filled in. Treat the numbers on that picture as an example of the controls, not as a default this site measured.
An earlier note also says post dates can appear on the For You feed. That is a display option, separate from the date you type into the filter.
What you can hide
A hiding group on the same screen lists live streams, ads, short drama series, photos, and stories. Each one is a switch. The ads switch is how the project offers a cleaner feed. Leaving it off does not hide ads. This site has not counted ads in a session, and the manifest does not declare an advertising-ID permission.
Playback rows beside those switches can skip the quality question when you save a video, and can turn rewind on across the feed. The current release notes say quality selection while saving was fixed, and they add 3x to the speed choices plus picture-in-picture.
Saving a video or just the audio
An earlier note says you can pick video quality by hand when you save, and that a later option lets you skip that question. The same earlier note says audio alone can be saved under Music/TikTok. The notes for the files on the download page do not say that audio path was removed.
The last note that names an offline-video cap sets it at 2,000, after an older note had raised it, to avoid an out-of-memory crash. The files offered here do not publish a different cap.
What this screen is not
Region is a different screen, with a search field and a country list. That control is in change region in TikTok You. Colors, fonts, and the launcher icon are appearance choices, not feed filters.
The current release redesigned the mod settings and added an interface editor that hides individual parts of the screen. Hiding rules are tied to the client version, so a rule from an older client can stop after you update. Open the editor again if a part of the screen comes back.
