Remove algorithmic content from Twitter, hide news & trends, control which shared tweets appear on your timeline, and improve the UI
Reduce algorithmic content:
– Keeps you on the Latest Tweets (chronological) timeline, automatically switching you back if Twitter tries to move you to the "Home" (algorithmic) timeline
– Hide "Who to follow", "Follow some Topics" etc. in the timeline
– Hide "What's happening", "Topics to follow" etc. in the sidebar
– Hide "More Tweets" when linked to a tweet
– Hide algorithmic tweets based on likes and replies in the "Home" timeline, if you use it
Control which tweets shared by people you follow appear on your timeline:
– Move Retweets to a separate timeline (default setting), or hide them entirely
– Move Quote Tweets and replies to them to a separate timeline, or hide them entirely (off by default)
UI improvements:
– Use the site's normal text font style in the primary navigation menu on desktop to make it less distracting
– Fast blocking – skips the confirm dialog when you try to block an account
– Add a new item to the "More" menu which takes you straight to the "Add muted word" page
– When viewing a tweet's Quote Tweets, pin the quoted tweet instead of duplicating it in every tweet
Hide UI items you don't use:
– Hide navigation items you don't use, and other distracting screen elements such as the account switcher and Messages drawer
– Hide items you don't use in the "More" menu
Experiments:
Optional features you can try, to see how they change how you perceive and use Twitter:
– Hide metrics: hide like, retweet, quote tweet and follower counts
– Reduced interaction mode: hide the action bar under tweets – replies are now the only means of interacting
– Verified accounts: highlight tweets by – or interacting with – verified accounts, or hide them to simulate the aftermath of the July 2020 Twitter hacks
