Twitter changed their layout today to a more mobile looking one on desktop

>twitter changed their layout today to a more mobile looking one on desktop

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kys normalfag

Dumb frogtweeter.

Is there a (popular) website out there with a worse user experience than Twitter? I've tried using it a couple of times and it just felt like a complete mess.
The only other site I can think of that's anywhere near as bad as Reddit, which legitimately just doesn't even function consistently.

Fecesbook

I haven't even tried to touch that shit
Is it as much of a convuluted, bloated mess as it appears to be?

>using twitter
get fucked

user, nobody use Twitter, it's an old person thing.

Reddit is fine (old design)

inb4 reddit spacing, go back, etc

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>spacing
>plebbit
>OP cant even into inb4 properly
Do the thing with the rope, your neck and the chair.

twitter.com/i/optout

>using twitter

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>i'm le edgy contrarian doing all Jow Forums tells me to do

You should be using Tweetdeck anyway.

if you use twitter you're either a self-absorbed tranny or a verified Jew.

>muh Jow Forums boogyman
Maybe, just maybe, people actually just genuinely think Twitter is a shitstain on the internet with a godawful design and a format that encourages clickbait, thoughtless hot-takes, and the death of nuance

t. verified Jow Forums

This

He did inb4 the correct way

>using proprietary twitter
>not using mastodon

and
you can go back to your cesspit aka /leftypol/

Post a comparison, damn frogposter.

Dia needs to be impregnated.

no he didn't
you aren't supposed to inb4 your own post newfrend

>you aren't supposed to inb4 your own post newfrend

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That is the truth
t. Incel

lurk two years before posting

desktop is dying

F

mobile is minimal
it makes websites less cluttered on desktop