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twitter.com web version, minus the bullshit
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1 $().ready(function() { | |
2 // don't show me trending topics | |
3 $("<style type='text/css'>.trends-inner{ display: none }</style>").appendTo("head"); | |
4 | |
5 // don't show me promoted tweets | |
6 $("<style type='text/css'>p.promo{ display: none }</style>").appendTo("head"); | |
7 | |
8 // don't recommend that I follow anybody | |
9 $("<style type='text/css'>.user-rec-component{ display: none }</style>").appendTo("head"); | |
10 | |
11 // don't show me extraneous HRs either | |
12 $("<style type='text/css'>.component-spacer{ display: none }</style>").appendTo("head"); | |
13 | |
14 // in fact, just shut the fuck up | |
15 $("<style type='text/css'>div.dashboard{ display: none }</style>").appendTo("head"); | |
16 }); | |
17 |
I use this method because Twitter populates a lot of stuff via Ajax. I experimented with inlining LiveQuery into default.js, but it was too much of a PITA
Why don't you just remove them?
$('.trends-inner, p.promo, .user-rec-component, .component-spacer').remove()
removing doesn't work because they're dynamically added after the page load. dotjs fires at load time.
Makes sense. Lamesauce.
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it ain't dry, but it works