In a controversial move that has drawn criticism from users already, Twitter no longer allows users to see the latest tweets first by default. Twitter is rolling out a new update that defaults to the Home timeline that’s mostly filled with suggested tweets. However, users still have the option to browse the reverse-chronological timeline. Show Twitter Makes Home Feed the DefaultAccording to Twitter’s announcement tweet from its official support handle, it is making the algorithm-powered Home the default feed. The change is currently rolling out on Twitter’s iOS app and is expected to reach Android and web users soon.
If you are interested in viewing the latest tweets from people you follow, you will have to pin the “Latest Tweets” feed as a separate tab on the home page. However, users will have to swipe left from the “Home” feed every time to access the latest tweets timeline. There’s no option to pin Latest Tweets feed as the default tab yet. In response to a Twitter user’s query, Twitter confirmed that the Home timeline will be pinned by default. “The Home timeline will be pinned first by default, but you can quickly access the Latest timeline by swiping left on Home. We’ll share your feedback and request with the team,” reads the tweet. Twitter’s decision to make “Home” the default feed seems like a move to drive engagement across the platform, as opposed to interacting with people you’re familiar with or choose to follow. Responding to the backlash, Twitter says it is collecting feedback. However, it remains to be seen if we will get the option to pin the Latest timeline as the default tab. So, where do you stand on this Twitter feed situation? Would you rather use the Home feed on Twitter? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section below. As with Facebook's feed and Instagram's feeds, Twitter also lets you switch between its own algorithm-run timeline and a timeline that is sorted from most recent to oldest tweets. And so, if you're not particularly interested in Twitter's recommended tweets in its Home timeline, you still have the option to view a chronologically sorted timeline instead. In this guide, we'll show you how to view tweets in your timeline chronologically either on the desktop website or on the mobile app. You can't go wrong with either method: They're both incredibly simple. Contents
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How to view the most recent tweets first: on desktop web browserIf you normally scroll through Twitter via a desktop web browser, this is the method for you. Here's how to view the most recent tweets first on Twitter's desktop website: Step 1: Go to Twitter.com and log into your account if you haven't already. Step 2: Once logged in, you'll see your Home timeline. To switch your timeline view to show the most recent tweets first, select the Three star sparkle icon. It's located in the top right corner of your main timeline. Related
Step 3: From the menu that appears, select the See latest Tweets instead option. This option is also marked with a Double arrows icon. That's it. You're now viewing your Twitter timeline chronologically with the most recent tweets posted at the top. How to view the most recent tweets first: On the mobile appYou can also sort your timeline chronologically via the Twitter mobile app. Here's how to do it: Step 1: Open the Twitter app on your mobile device. Step 2: On the main timeline screen, select the Three star sparkle icon at the top of your screen. Step 3: From the menu that appears, choose the Switch to latest Tweets option. This menu option is also marked with a Double arrows icon. And that's pretty much it. Your timeline should immediately be sorted now to show you the most recent tweets first. Why do some tweets not show up in my timeline?We may limit a Tweet's reach if it violates an applicable law. Technical limitations. At times, product bugs may prevent Tweets from being shown. Additionally, when there is an overwhelming volume of replies to a Tweet, our platform may be unable to show all replies.
How do I see all tweets on my timeline?To see all your old tweets, click Tweets. You'll see a list of all your old tweets, in reverse chronological order. You can use the search box and filters on the right of the page to narrow your search, or use the tabs across the top to specifically see your replies and retweets.
Why is my Twitter timeline messed up?The first thing you need to do is delete your mobile device's cookies. After you delete cookies, close and reopen the Twitter application, the problem will probably be solved. Another Twitter timeline Problem Solution is to delete the Twitter app and reinstall it again.
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