Fix Twitter is a browser extension to always show “replying to” in replies and threads along with an option to restore the old-school @-mentions.
Twitter recently changed the way @mentions work. Amongst the list of changes, Twitter now hides @-mentions in replies and threads, which makes replies seem like public tweets and makes conversations/threads difficult to follow. Fix Twitter was created to bring back the @-mentions.
Here’s a demo of how Fix Twitter works.
Michael Scott
@michaelscott
@michaelscott
@ryanhoward It’s whoever, not whomever.
Ryan Howard @ryanhoward · Oct 18
@michaelscott It’s whomever.
Michael Scott @michaelscott · Oct 18
@ryanhoward No, whomever is never actually right.
Jim Halpert @jimhalpert · Oct 18
@ryanhoward @michaelscott Nope, sometimes it’s right.
Creed Bratton @creedbratton · Oct 18
@jimhalpert @ryanhoward @michaelscott Michael is right. It’s a made up word used to trick students.
In case you missed Toby Flenderson's Tweet · Oct 18
Toby Flenderson @tobyflenderson
@jimhalpert @ryanhoward @michaelscott –to whomever, meaning us, the indirect object…which is the correct usage of the word.