does the job but why is the experimental hide interactions turned on be default?

like usually experimental features are opt ins for an open beta test, other than the weird default settings like seperate retweets it does the job better than any other twitter extensions currently available.

Works perfectly EXCEPT FOR ONE PART.
The "Hide who to follow" option doesn't work.
The one that actually hides that section is the "Hide What's happening" feature. Clicking that hides BOTH, but I still want to see accounts that might interest me.

It's great, I only wish there was an option to remove the "this tweet includes a word/user you muted/blocked" message in the replies, clutters it up a lot and it would really improve my experience.

My only issue is that turning off the messages drawer seems to have also blocked any and all notifications of getting DMs on the browser end of things.

Stopped working. Who to follow is all over the place, including the landing page, even though this is set to hide. Some change on Twitter end no doubt.