- Safari
- Firefox
- Edge
- Chrome
- Other Chromium browsers (Opera, Brave, etc)
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They all make the same mistake: Mess with CSS and make some things worse. Some add shadows, some add distracting hover effects, some move buttons too far away from the center.
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At the new Twitter/X the class names are random and dynamic (e.g.:
.css-1dbjc4n
instead of.my-class-name
). Extensions that depend on class names will break at any time.
This extension tricks Twitter/X to think the window is smaller, and Twitter/X adjusts everything by itself. We don't need to apply hacky styles, Twitter/X is already responsive by default.
"I've tried a lot of similar extensions, and this one provides the best result."
"Literally 10/10"
Follow me on Twitter/X: @brunolemos