Tweetbot refugee
Twitter still dominated hive mind but is wallpapered with ads and annoyances.
This fixes the site to be usable again. Feedback go dev, on your app page mention Two step install process: enable extension and give it access to the Twitter domain.
Not obvious the second step is needed from your current text under the blue wrench.
This fixes the site to be usable again. Feedback go dev, on your app page mention Two step install process: enable extension and give it access to the Twitter domain.
Not obvious the second step is needed from your current text under the blue wrench.
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Cross-platform fix: set it and forget it
Around 2022, Twitter in a browser started popping up a modal dialog box after you had scrolled down a page, to “remind” you to log in. This extension fixes many other annoyances as well, but they’re just a bonus for me: once again, Twitter once again behaves like a regular web page in Safari on macOS, iPadOS, and iOS.
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Does not block twitter login pop up
I had hope this tool would allow me to use twitter without being logged in. Unfortunately, it does not. Twitter displays a popup blocking you from reading it after scrolling through a few tweets. This tool does not eliminate that popup.
Response from developer
I see this review is for version 4.0, but I released version 5.0 on the same day of your review that should fix this issue. If you have an issue, please contact support first, because issues can often be resolved.
Perfect
It works as what it says. Don't use system back gesture. Use twitter home button on the bottom left corner of the page to go back.
Near perfection!
I hate using apps with ads I can’t block, or random “here is a tweet you’ll like!”, etc so I always stuck to the web client with my own Twitter tweaks into a bookmarklet that made
it better.
This extension does just about everything I want, and a bunch of things I don’t, but it’s all configurable!
There’s a few quibbles though:
* the browser back button now pops you at a seemingly random place — I think it’s just not capable of knowing where to go back to when it’s zapped content
* no style — seriously it’s pretty bare bones with not so great descriptions of what all the various buttons do, but you can figure it out
It works and lets you gain some control over Twitter, and it’s cheap. Just buy it.
it better.
This extension does just about everything I want, and a bunch of things I don’t, but it’s all configurable!
There’s a few quibbles though:
* the browser back button now pops you at a seemingly random place — I think it’s just not capable of knowing where to go back to when it’s zapped content
* no style — seriously it’s pretty bare bones with not so great descriptions of what all the various buttons do, but you can figure it out
It works and lets you gain some control over Twitter, and it’s cheap. Just buy it.
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