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The mobile web Twitter uses React and some kind of a CSS-in-JS solution, which means there are no easily identifiable classes or attributes that we could use to block the activity tweets.
However, they use a certain SVG objects to represent the heart ("Foo liked") and the person silhouette ("Foo recently followed") tweets. We could use this piece of data along with the :has pseudo-class to remove the unwanted tweets.
The mobile web Twitter uses React and some kind of a CSS-in-JS solution, which means there are no easily identifiable classes or attributes that we could use to block the activity tweets.
However, they use a certain SVG objects to represent the heart ("Foo liked") and the person silhouette ("Foo recently followed") tweets. We could use this piece of data along with the
:has
pseudo-class to remove the unwanted tweets.Unfortunately,
:has
is in Selectors Level 4 working draft and at the moment none of the popular browsers support it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: