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Just switch to "Latest tweets" (chronological feed), creating a list of all users you follow is also a good solution.

• witheld 4y ago
  I’ve observed Twitter showing me two different sets of “Latest Tweets” on two different devices- I’ve only found Twitter tolerable on third party clients recently
  • r721 4y ago
    I'm comparing "Latest tweets" with lists all the time on the web version (looking at "Latest tweets" throughout the day, and scrolling through lists of users I follow in the end of day) - inconsistencies are pretty rare, sometimes a tweet disappears from "Latest tweets" for no obvious reason, but that's like 1/1000 occurrence.
• Jugurtha 4y ago
  I noticed they used to switch me back to "top tweets" after I had clicked on latest. It has happened several times. I'd click on "latest tweets" and it'd show the latest tweets for a while, then I'd visit the site and would see the top tweets and find it weird, and have to click on "latest tweets" again. I found in sleazy. It's not happening anymore recently.
  • lapcat 4y ago
    Which client or browser are you using?
    • Jugurtha 4y ago
      Chrome on Ubuntu and Android. I doubt this to be browser dependent as the preference should be stored server side.
      • lapcat 4y ago
        The preference is actually stored client side in IndexedDB.
• ralston3 4y ago
  How can I do this?
  • r721 4y ago
    It's actually quite unobvious - you should click on "sparkly" icon on the upper right corner: https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/6/21167920/twitter-chronological-feed-how-to-ios-android-app-timeline https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/6/21167920/twitter-chronolog...