Twitter Help ?

[ISUforNU]

Can anyone help me with while using Twitter in Safari on a MacBook Air, recently when I click on a persons timeline and start to scroll down, I only get approximately 6± tweets of that person?

The actual Twitter application for Apple will show a continuous scroll conversely. I just recently installed the Twitter application. Can this be causing an issue with Safari?

Even my own timeline in Safari only shows a limited number of tweets of people I follow.

 

[Saudi_aurora]

Your iOS app and the web version wont cause issues between each other. Usually there is a link towards the bottom that says something like “load more tweets”. At least that’s what I’ve noticed when it only shows a few replies

 

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[ISUforNU]

Your iOS app and the web version wont cause issues between each other. Usually there is a link towards the bottom that says something like “load more tweets”. At least that’s what I’ve noticed when it only shows a few replies

I don't have the problem on iOS just MacOS on my laptop.

 

[Jim14510]

I don't have the problem on iOS just MacOS on my laptop.

Throw you Mac laptop in the trash and get a PC.

 

[That SOB Van Owen]

 

[ISUforNU]

Throw you Mac laptop in the trash and get a PC.

Funny, but that won’t happen. My first Apple was a IIE+ in I believe 1982.

yea I’m old and you youngsters are probably going to need Google to figure out what that was. In college I was still punching cards and they were teaching Fortran.

 

[LoudHogRider]

Funny, but that won’t happen. My first Apple was a IIE+ in I believe 1982.

yea I’m old and you youngsters are probably going to need Google to figure out what that was. In college I was still punching cards and they were teaching Fortran.

I'm also a proud graduate of the "Fortran for Business People" class at UNO.
/end else if

 

[jaihawk]

Funny, but that won’t happen. My first Apple was a IIE+ in I believe 1982.

yea I’m old and you youngsters are probably going to need Google to figure out what that was. In college I was still punching cards and they were teaching Fortran.

I remember programming with Logo on one of those in grade school... Nothing like making that little triangle go around and around in circles... Then came the little programming mystery books at the school book fair where you used simple coding on a Commodore 64 to solve puzzles in the books.