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You can tap the sparkly icon on the feed and change to "Latest Tweets".


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there's literally a button for that, you click the three stars at the top and select "see latest tweets"

You can switch to "Latest Tweets" with that "stars" button on the top.

You can click on the little star top right on Twitter and choose “Latest tweets” to get a mostly chronological feed

It has both modes. At the top of your feed, there's an icon that looks like three sparkles. If you click it, you can set your feed to "Home" (the Facebook-ish option where an algorithm creates your feed) or "Latest Tweets" (the linear timeline).

The official way is to switch from Home to Latest Tweets. It works quite well, actually.

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Twitter has a "latest tweets" mode, where you see all the tweets from people you follow in reverse chronological order.

> Last night, I needed a way to be notified each time I posted a new tweet.

Mind. Blown.


I'm pretty sure the default Twitter app supports notifications on users tweets.

Twitter has that feature.

Can often see the same thing on Twitter now - it’s cool to see in real time

It is, yes. "Following" is the same "Latest Tweets" chronological feed. I just confirmed it on my device to be sure. (by scrolling a large distance several times and checking timestamps)

Twitter as these are from the Twitter android app.

Surprisingly little known, but Twitter also has a strict-timeline mode. It's great! Tap the pair of stars in the upper-right to bring up a menu to turn it on.

Yeah, it's not something I've seen before, but others say they've done it with their Twitter app too.

It’s Twitter

Whoa. Probably a smart move by Twitter. Tweetie is one of the best and most polished apps on the iPhone.

> I mean, Twitter now sends me daily notifications that a person I follow made a random tweet (wasn't this the purpose of the news feed?)

I think OG Twitter sent you an SMS every time someone you follow tweeted.

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