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Recenzje dodatku Twitter to Nitter

Twitter to Nitter Autor: a catgirl

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Autor odpowiedzi: a catgirl

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Data: 2 lata temu
of course it does. open source software always fails to fail

unlike proprietary software that always succeeds at not succeeding
12 recenzji
  • Autor: Użytkownik Firefoksa 13450031, 2 godziny temu
  • Autor: mck, 17 dni temu
  • Autor: onepiecebdy, 2 miesiące temu
  • Autor: true_lock, 3 miesiące temu
    Does its Job : )
  • Autor: 一缕烟花轻, 6 miesięcy temu
    Redirect Twitter to Nitter
  • Autor: Franpa , rok temu
    Redirects both Twitter and X hyperlinks to Nitter... and I mean actual Nitter, not some shitty version like XCancel that has links for donations.
  • Autor: Yui, rok temu
  • Autor: Pandemic, rok temu
    thanks for your work. it works perfectly on pc. however, on android firefox, twitter links that is sent through whatsapp won't being redirected. can you please look into this? X cancelled (nitter) extension can redirect the issue Im talking about on android
  • Autor: powwu, rok temu
    Works flawlessly for both x.com and twitter.com links.
  • Autor: JB, 2 lata temu
    Currently not working but I assume that's something Elon did. Would love if this were to be updated and fixed! Thank you for your hard work.

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    Data: 2 lata temu
    Hi! Please submit an issue on Github: https://github.com/a-catgirl-dev/twitter2nitter/issues/new
    If you do not want to create a Github account, please free to email me: nyameowmeow at duck dot com
    Please include reproduction details (link you visited, or how to reproduce the problem exactly)
  • Autor: Kase, 2 lata temu
    working great so far :)
  • Autor: xan!, 2 lata temu
    THIS ACTUALLY WORKS

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    Data: 2 lata temu
    of course it does. open source software always fails to fail

    unlike proprietary software that always succeeds at not succeeding