Auto-switch to Latest Tweets for Twitter

This tiny extension will switch you back to Latest Tweets automatically every time you load Twitter homepage

Auto-switch to Latest Tweets - Chrome Extension for Twitter

"Auto-switch to Latest Tweets for Twitter" is a Chrome extension that enhances your Twitter browsing experience by automatically switching your feed back to 'Latest Tweets' upon page load. The aim is to ensure that users always see the most recent tweets first. However, a manual page refresh using cmd/ctrl + R is recommended if the page is navigated without a reload to ensure the script performs its function, providing the chronological feed view preferred by many.

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Extension stats

Users: 868

-7

Rating: 4.75

(4)

Version: 1.0.1 (Last updated: 2019-07-28)

Creation date: 2019-07-27

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 10.65K

Ranking

# 33,189 ▲ 44

Other rankings

#592 in Social Networking ▲ 2 #119 in switch keyword 20 ▲ 4 #186 in tweet keyword 15 ▲ 8

Other platforms

Auto Update Software Latest (v3.8.3)

4.24

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Extension summary

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New Twitter for Web showing you algorithmic feed regularly. If you prefer to see your tweets in chronological order, you have to switch back manually every time.

This tiny extension will switch you back to Latest Tweets automatically every time you load the Twitter homepage.

Important note: script only works when the page is (re)loaded, but Twitter is navigating between its pages without reloading. So imagine a situation: you left your notifications tab hanging for a while and then come back and hit the home button. Now Twitter will show you the home page without reloading page itself. In this case, the extension would not know that it have to do its job, even if Twitter decided to show you algorithmic feed again.

But here is the good news — you don't have to reach this tiny buttons again, just reload the page with cmd/ctrl + R and enjoy your latest tweets.