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My guess is their bot/scraper detection not liking anything that's not a 100% standard, extension-free browser. Although I've heard that even people without pr
by tgsovlerkhgsel 6y ago
My guess is their bot/scraper detection not liking anything that's not a 100% standard, extension-free browser.
Although I've heard that even people without privacy extensions are getting hit by it, so it may just be a super aggressive bot detection that's randomly hitting everyone or some other bug that Twitter doesn't care because it presumably a) doesn't affect logged in users b) non-logged-in users who go there really want/need to see something (e.g. whether the US president is about to deport them) so they will put up with it and reload.
- jen20 6y agoI see this constantly, but primarily when I click a link to Twitter in an app other than a browser (e.g. Slack). It's been years now, so I'm 100% sure Twitter must know about the issue and have just chosen to not care.