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It would be nice if it mentioned how it works as well as who it will be affecting. Is it unfollowing these people, is it muting them, etc? Clicking "continue
by geoah 7y ago
It would be nice if it mentioned how it works as well as who it will be affecting.
Is it unfollowing these people, is it muting them, etc?
Clicking "continue with twitter" asks for a lot of stuff including "Mute, block, and report accounts for you.", "Follow and unfollow accounts for you.", and "Post and delete Tweets for you".
- geoah 7y agoSeems there are some screenshots on github that show a list of people with options to mute/unmute individually or in bulk. https://github.com/tmm/mute.vc/tree/master/.github/screenshots https://github.com/tmm/mute.vc/tree/master/.github/screensho...
- meagher 7y agoGood point. Show, not tell. Once you log in, you can see a bunch of accounts and either mute/unmute one-by-one or in bulk. Twitter doesn’t give very many options for developers (read, read/write, read/write/dms). So unfortunately in order to POST to /mutes, the app gets access to more than it needs.
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]
- kohtatsu 7y ago>report accounts for you Wait, what kind of use-case is there for this?
- jakelazaroff 7y agoAny app that displays tweets outside of Twitter, e.g. Tweetbot.