Due to Twitter's policy on enforcing JavaScript, enthusiasts have developed Nitter — a free frontend for Twitter that operates without enforcing JavaScript, analytics, trackers, and resources from Google, CloudFlare, and other third-party services. The project's code is written in Nim and is distributed under the AGPLv3 license.
Project Features:
- Without JavaScript or ads
- All requests are processed through the backend; the client does not communicate with Twitter. The backend does not necessarily have to run on your own hardware, as enthusiasts maintain several publicly accessible instances. servers for connection.
- Prevents tracking by Twitter an IP address of the user and browser fingerprint.
- Uses the unofficial Twitter API (without rate limiting and without requiring a developer account, but with the potential to receive a 'Cease & Desist' letter or an immediate lawsuit).
- Lightweight (for @nim_lang, 60KB instead of 784KB from twitter.com).
- RSS feeds.
- Themes for styling.
- Mobile device support (responsive design).
Source: opennet.ru
