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Paul Sawers
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An app doesn’t have to offer too many features, but what it does do, it should do it well.
With that in mind, Twipster is a simple Chrome and Safari extension that tidies up your Twitter stream to make it just a little bit more readable.
Indeed, once you install the add-on and visit your Twitter account, you won’t notice a huge change to the look-and-feel, but it will look different enough to make you switch back to the original interface just to compare.
Indeed, Twipster essentially strips out all the noise, including ‘Who To Follow’ and ‘Trends’, while pushing the ‘Home’, ‘@Connect’ and ‘Me’ tabs to the top. What remains is a long, continuous stream of tweets with no distractions.
Nice and simple.
