← Back to context Comment by Axsuul 2 years ago Host your own Nitter instance and you'll be able to get RSS feeds 4 comments Axsuul Reply ozarker 2 years ago That’s gotten pretty hard to do recently since Musk cracked down on api access Axsuul 2 years ago It doesn't use the API KomoD 2 years ago It's not hard, you just need a Twitter account and put in the credentials. pickledoyster 2 years ago there are some public instances that I use to check a handful of profiles that have yet to migrate elsewhere
ozarker 2 years ago That’s gotten pretty hard to do recently since Musk cracked down on api access Axsuul 2 years ago It doesn't use the API KomoD 2 years ago It's not hard, you just need a Twitter account and put in the credentials. pickledoyster 2 years ago there are some public instances that I use to check a handful of profiles that have yet to migrate elsewhere
pickledoyster 2 years ago there are some public instances that I use to check a handful of profiles that have yet to migrate elsewhere
That’s gotten pretty hard to do recently since Musk cracked down on api access
It doesn't use the API
It's not hard, you just need a Twitter account and put in the credentials.
there are some public instances that I use to check a handful of profiles that have yet to migrate elsewhere