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Turning off automatic link expansion
Is there a way for me to turn off the automatic expansion of shortened urls? The UI becomes extremely cluttered with these very long URLs...
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The company has this under consideration.
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Inappropriate?Hi Werner,
There is no way to turn off link expansion at the moment. We might make this a setting in the future. Thanks,
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Inappropriate?im also distracted by the expanded links, this as a optional feature would be gread, or something like a hover-effect which shows the expanded link...
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Inappropriate?I really like that brizzly expands shortened URLs inline, I prefer it over expanding on hovering. I would be more distracted it the links would start flickering back and forth between shortened and full. -
Inappropriate?As discussed in another thread, we're thinking of adding an option to turn off automatic link, picture, video, and map expansion (with the ability to click a "see expanded URL" link or something). Haven't settled on if/how we'll do this, but we hear your feedback.
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Inappropriate?I'd like the hover expansion myself, at least for links, but having a settable switch for these would be valuable. -
Inappropriate?Hover expansion is better, it may not create problems while retweeting.
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Inappropriate?I'd like to be able to turn off picture expansion for particular users, like those that overpost or post nsfw pictures.1 Comment
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This is one of the best points
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That's something we're also considering. -
Inappropriate?Sometimes I'd like my links NOT to be shortened... could we have an option to desactivate that on demand ?
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Desactivate shortened links on demand.
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Inappropriate?I would love an option to turn this off: some elongated URLs are so long, I find it hard to read the tweet itself. Case in point:
EMPLOYEE
EMPLOYEE
