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You can trivially hide an element permanently using any ad blocker of your choice.

• 333c 7y ago
  I didn't suggest that I couldn't; however I figured that the work had already been done in the extension.
  • vqdwj 7y ago
    Right-clicking the heart button and clicking "block element" is much easier and faster than downloading an extension, reviewing its code, then overriding whatever safeguards Chrome has to make it hard to install 3rd party extensions. Just my two cents.
    • 333c 7y ago
      I think you misunderstood me. I want to block everything other than tweets and retweets from my timeline. No "so-and-so liked" or "so-and-so follows."
      • nyuszika7h 7y ago
        On the new Twitter PWA, you can just switch from "Home" to "Latest Tweets", though it has a habit of automatically switching back once in a while. Also, they use React with obfuscated class names that change whenever they update the site so customizing the appearance (e.g. hiding the like button) is pretty hard to do.