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Exactly. I don't have a Twitter account for precisely this reason. Without an account, you have to be very careful about scrolling before Twitter decides you've

Exactly. I don't have a Twitter account for precisely this reason. Without an account, you have to be very careful about scrolling before Twitter decides you've seen enough. If the content is really interesting, then I might resort to Developer Tools to remove the overlay, but most often I just close the tab.

baal80spam 4y ago
For quite a while now I'm using nitter [1]. It's a wrapper for twitter (without the login requirements). There even are browser extensions that autoredirect you to privacy respecting websites instead of the default ones (so for example you'd get redirected to nitter after going to any twitter thread, wikiless when going to wikipedia etc.). Anyway, I highly recommend nitter. [1] https://nitter.net/ https://nitter.net/