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Something like this, where the feed is ordered by time, has the added advantage of having a clear cue for when to stop scrolling. When you reach a post from yes
by previnder 4y ago
Something like this, where the feed is ordered by time, has the added advantage of having a clear cue for when to stop scrolling. When you reach a post from yesterday, you know it's time to stop.
- alkonaut 4y agoAny client that doesn't work exactly like this (doesn't let me resume from where I last read, lets me know when I have read everything I follow, and shows only what they write in alphabetical order) is a broken Twitter client. The default behavior of both the Twitter apps and Twitter site feed is exactly like this. Plus it inserts ads into the feed, and tries to bait you with "trending" topics.