As of today, Twitter is introducing a new option that will allow iOS users to easily view their tweets in a chronological order, a feature Twitter users have wanted for quite some time.

The chronological feed option can be accessed by tapping on a sparkle-shaped icon at the top right of the Twitter app, which changes the view between latest tweets and the current top tweets option.

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Twitter originally used a reverse chronological feed, showing the newest tweets at the top of the app before switching to a timeline that places a selection of top tweets first.

It's been years since Twitter switched to the top tweets timeline style, and many Twitter users have missed being able to view content chronologically.


Twitter in September introduced an option to turn off the "Show the best Tweets first" feature, but today's new toggle goes further and makes it easier to get a chronological timeline view.

Twitter says the chronological feed toggle is available on iOS today and will roll out to the web and Android devices soon.

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AlliFlowers Avatar
93 months ago
Gods...no wonder I keep using Tweetbot.
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Ebok Avatar
93 months ago
Your turn Instagram.

I don’t care about posts from 2 days ago
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AngerDanger Avatar
93 months ago
1. Create killer product.
2. Kill off feature.
3. Add feature back.
4. Profit
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S.B.G Avatar
93 months ago
Yep. Tweetbot is where its at. If Twitter ever screws them over and they go away, then I won't use Twitter.
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max.ine Avatar
93 months ago
Now if only they didn’t effectively kill Tweetbot.
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keysofanxiety Avatar
93 months ago
1. Create killer product.
2. Kill off feature.
3. Add feature back.
4. Profit
Don't you dare follow their same method. If you stop creating GIFs I think there'll be an uproar.
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