Do we know that Twitter is intentionally doing that to defeat adblockers? It’s a common speculation I see about them (and maybe it’s a convenient side-effect),

Do we know that Twitter is intentionally doing that to defeat adblockers? It’s a common speculation I see about them (and maybe it’s a convenient side-effect), but these sorts of mangled class names are also a common feature of popular CSS-in-JS libraries. (I work on an internal app that does the same thing, and it’s incredibly annoying but definitely not explicitly intended to be hostile.)