Nitter Pitter

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https://github.com/libredirect 火狐浏览器下载地址： https://addons.mozilla.org/zh-CN/firefox/addon/libredirect/ There are several publicly available instances of Nitter that you can use, distributed across various protocols including the clearnet, as well as Tor, I2P, and Lokinet. You can also follow the instructions on Nitter's GitHub repository to set up your own instance.

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The main downside to using Nitter is that it relies on instances, and some of these may go down at times or permanently. Ad-Free Browsing: Nitter eliminates the distraction of ads, allowing users to focus solely on the content they’re interested in. Yandex is the only search engine that displays Nitter results from time to time, but you know, you hope the instance they gave you is not the one that is broken. In my experience Nitter instances encounter less issues than other alternative services’ instances such as Invidious for YouTube, nevertheless I agree this may occur occasionally. Personally I’ve set a dedicated bookmarklet sub-folder in Firefox’s Bookmarks Toolbar to which I’ve added 5 simple scripts to handle 5 Nitter instances, allowing to switch easily from one to another : For now I found a Dutch instance (on this list), and will see if adding some RSS feeds through them is workable.

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That is definitely the case. I tried them all and a few unofficial ones. And some of the ones I tested have not been updated in months.