Simplified Twitter

The new Twitter, without distractions

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The new Twitter, without distractions

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Browser extension to improve the experience on the new Twitter by giving more focus to what matters: the tweets. Not the right sidebar or the gigantic menu labels.

Launch tags:Safari Extensions•Browser Extensions•Chrome Extensions

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Simplified Twitter

Maker

There are similar extensions out there, but this one uses a different strategy. Instead of messing with CSS, it tricks Twitter to activate *its own* responsive design. The result feels pretty natural and great to use. The alternatives put the buttons at the edge of the screen, which is annoying to move the mouse cursor. This one keeps everything at the center, close to each other. The new Twitter uses dynamics class names (e.g.: `.css-1dbjc4n` instead of `.my-class-name`). The other extensions that depend on class names or on "div > div > div" will break at any time. This one won’t. It’s available for Chrome and Firefox (EDIT: And now Safari as well). Hope you like it! Thanks.

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7yr ago

Stats for Twitter

I am using this extension since last 2 weeks, and I must say it is awesome which make my twitter distraction-free especially from trending hashtags. PS: It has only permission to read twitter's website data + It is open source.

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7yr ago

This is awesome. Will you firefox it?

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7yr ago

Simplified Twitter

Maker

@ricardogouveia3 Yes, it’s available for Firefox as well!

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7yr ago

Thank you so much for this! (And you didn't ignored Firefox ♥)

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7yr ago

Fedora

Why does this need browser history?

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7yr ago

Simplified Twitter

Maker

@nickchuckwalter it doesn't! This was caused by having a "tabs" permission in the previous manifest, but I removed it on v1.2+. The problem is that v1.2 is "pending review", some random manual audit from google, so it may take a couple days to show up in the Chrome store. You can use the current version with no worries anyway.

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7yr ago

Fedora

@brunolemos ahhh gotcha. Well nice stuff. Excited to see it :)

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7yr ago