It's not showing that there are any new tweets, it's just auto loading like normal.
See if you can design the list timeline in the same way as the main one please.
Same thing with the show number of new tweets in tab if possible as well.

should improve the stability of the disable autoRefresh option

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After updating from 0.0.14 to 0.0.17, the "Lights Out" background setting no longer applies properly. For screenshots with "Lights Out" setting with 0.0.14, see #25.

With version 0.0.17, this is the view with "Lights Out" set:

The other background settings work apparently as intended. "Default":

And "Dim":

would you please try to bring back the translate button on TL/search, without clicking on the tweet it self?
the new layout does not support this function unfortunately..
best regard

On Twitter.com/home, there is the twitter search bar in the top right corner. But in twitter.com/hashtag or twitter.com/search*, the search bar doesn't appear there, and it's inconvenient when we scroll down since we have to go to the top of the page to use the search bar again.

When someone do a "retweet with comment", it's not possible to middle-click the quoted tweet to open it in a new tab, like in Legacy Twitter.

Version of GoodTwitter2: 0.0.14
Browser: Google Chrome on amd64 Linux
Version: 83.0.4103.61-1

I found that if "Disable Auto Refresh" is left enabled (the default), and you happen to have the browser cache disabled (e.g. due to having Developer Tools open), then images get repeatedly requested -- my browser kept requesting (what I believe was) the topmost jpeg and downloaded about 80MB in a few seconds.

To avoid this, perhaps it's better to make Disable Auto Refresh disabled, by default?

Other than that, no major issues - many thanks for the script :)

Edited to add:

Correction: The problem still seems to occur - I had to disable "Bigger Image Previews" as well, to fix it.

The script doesn't work on firefox for me. Well, it does for a few seconds then it disappears.

Also, here are some suggestions that I think would be good :

• I think the "What's happening ?" part is too big compared to old layout
• I think it would be great if we could middle click on trends to open them in a new tab
• Is there a possibility to have the same photos layout than before ? example : https://i.imgur.com/XEJecWw.png
• Lastly, it looks like all news tweets in TL are loaded at the same time in the new layout, without the messages "x news tweets"

I know there is many suggestions and this script is made to be a hybrid, but there is so many details that make this new layout less ergonomic... so I understand if these suggestions are not possible.

Thanks for your work !

Similar to the old twitter style I'd prefer if these columns didn't follow you as you scrolled down your timeline.

First I tried to change the color theme from the Settings -> Display menu, but couldn't manage to get it work. After that only did I find out you can change it separately from clicking your profile picture and going to "Display". If there is a way to detect the theme change from the settings menu, that would be really good.

scroll glitch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvIevfjb2AQ

On twitter.com/search*, when I scroll, my scroll bar is displayed weirdly, going randomly up and down. I'm on firefox.

Change the layout of the photos in the search results.

I probably won’t implement this, but maybe someone wants to give it a try.

Related: #4

On the main twitter page, the Avatar and top-right image can't load. The text is also missing off the tweet button.

Chrome: Version 83.0.4103.61 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Using V0.0.17

possible fix: creating own button, translations would be needed.

@Bl4Cc4t It won't install into Violentmonkey and gives that error

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Would be good having a toggle to move the "what's happening" tab to the left, just like it's been for years in legacy twitter.

Rather simple request, but a very important one for someone like me.
It's important, since without it, there's basically no point to keeping multiple twitter tabs open, since they don't give any indication when there is new tweets.

Any way to keep it there when zoomed to 100%? Currently in Chrome it moves to the right unless I zoom to 90% or less. Also disappears when I look at profile view. A lesser issue: the screenname being underlined, which wasn't the case in old / good twitter.

I know it was never a twitter feature, but I'd really like to be able to middle click on tweets to open them in a new tab, or at least do it through the context menu.

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User info box on left side extends off screen when window width is below about 1350 pixels. Once window width drops below about 1090 pixels, the "What's Happening" and "Who to Follow" boxes on the right side also start extending off screen.

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Profile section (on timeline) seems slightly off when choosing a smaller font on Twitter.

Old:

Script version + smaller font:

On the other side, the "Home, Notifications, Messages" tab buttons seem too close.
Maybe they could be set to a fixed size so it doesn't affect it?

Would it be possible to have a toggle for image previews that behaves like this old userscript by Mildmojo? I never liked having big images cluttering the TL (having that weird laptop resolution of 1366x768 doesn't help) that also wasted bandwidth, and the Data Usage toggle on New Twitter isn't much of an improvement. I've also noticed when you use that, when you click on an image you actually want to see, it can make them quite blurry.
https://userstyles.org/styles/94605/twitter-hide-images-on-timeline

On old Twitter, this is how that userscript would make tweets look (rather old random screenshot I still have from 2016). It brought back the old click to view behavior that was discontinued in late 2013, and it also worked that way on quote tweets.

Does not display correctly on Firefox/Gecko

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Just like the old twitter layout, the browser tab header used to show how many new tweets are ready to be shown.
This was so useful on old twitter.
As now you have to be on the twitter page/focused on that tab to see this directly.

As you can see, they're nowhere to be found in my Twitter settings page. The sidebar on the left seems to be missing. (I've edited out my personal info from the screenshot.)

The sidebar becomes visible if I do something like open up my display settings. (Again, I've edited out my personal info.)

Seen here:

The right-hand column only scrolls down a small distance before "sticking." On my laptop, I'm unable to see the "Show more" button under "Who to Follow" or see the copyright box without zooming out to 80%.

This is just a request for future full support for Chromium-based browsers like Opera.

Currently, the layout appears like this in Opera 68:

(this is obviously just the top portion)

Settings page does not load properly:

Just wanted to throw this idea out there.

Currently at my default zoom level, I only have the timeline (on the left) and the right sidebar, instead of the "legacy" layout with sidebars on each side of the timeline. If I zoom out, I get the three columns, but then the timeline feels cramped (I can adjust the text size but the timeline stays the same width).

It's probably an issue that with the default sidebar size I don't have enough room for the three columns (I have a 1920/1200 screen, and my default zoom level in Chrome is at 150%, so two 350px sidebar + 600px timeline at that zoom level doesn't fit), but with the small sidebars there's definitely room but it still goes to a two-columns layout unless I unzoom to 125%.

Having the timeline on the left and only one sidebar isn't very "legacy twitter" so it would be great if there was an option to force the three-columns layout.

I personally never use the "What's Happening" and "Who to Follow" features, so it would be great to just hide that column entirely and have the remaining content be centered in the window.

recreate the full-width profile banner layout

I'm so used to it being there on the top right of a tweet, having to click on the share button now is bothersome

This is how the old dropdown looked on my profile for reference (i made a couple webpage saves before legacy was removed)

I'm not sure if this is something that can even be done with a userscript, but it would be amazing if we could force the "Latest Tweets" view. If not, would it be possible to make it more obvious when the view has silently switched back to "Home" yet again?

When you see an image (all good for me on videos), without expanding by clicking on it, you get green retweets and red hearts.

When you expand it, the retweets and hearts are white.

Can you make it so that when you expand it, the retweet and hearts have their respective colors?

Bring back square avatars just like the old days

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A couple of issues.

I noticed that outside of the home page, the padding in the drop-down menu navigation isn't applied:

Also I noticed in your preview here, you have "Show 1 New Tweet":

How do I activate that display on my end? Is that part of the experimental "Disable Auto Refresh" feature? (If so I guess it's just not working for me.)

Finally, a request: Can we remove the number of notifications from the title and instead have it show the number of new tweets for whatever page we're on?

For example, if I'm on a list and it says "See 7 new tweets," the title bar would say "(7)"

Thanks!

The toggle doesn't seem to work on any browser since it was added, even tried several language settings but it doesn't do anything. Neither does enabling/disabling/clearing cache.

I enabled the Tampermonkey extension and followed all of the instructions, but I can't get Twitter to go back to the old layout. I also changed security.csp.enable flag to false, so I don't know what I'm doing wrong.

First off, huge thanks for this userscript.

I just installed Tampermonkey and activated your script (version 0.0.2), and search doesn't appear to be working. It sometimes triggers a page reload after pressing enter, and sometimes does nothing.

Anything I can do or try to help track down the issue?

I hate to just make such a declaratory statement, but that's the best way to put it.
-It doesn't work/do anything on all pages, namely when you're on someone's main twitter page it does nothing.
-And when it does work, it looks like this.

-Looks like this before and after disabling the security.csp
Using Waterfox 2020.04 Classic (Portable) if that helps.

[Edit]
Tested with a fresh version of Waterfox 2020.05 Classic (Portable) and getting the exact same results.

Changing the font size has no impact on the custom elements added by this script.