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@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ Inspired by the [invidio.us](https://github.com/omarroth/invidious) project.
- Prevents Twitter from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint - Prevents Twitter from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint
- Unofficial API (no rate limits or developer account required) - Unofficial API (no rate limits or developer account required)
- Lightweight (for [@nim_lang](https://twitter.com/nim_lang), 32KB vs 552KB from twitter.com) - Lightweight (for [@nim_lang](https://twitter.com/nim_lang), 32KB vs 552KB from twitter.com)
- AGPLv3 licensed, no proprietary instances allowed
- Dark theme - Dark theme
## Installation ## Installation
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nimble build nimble build
``` ```
To run, `./src/nitter` To run, `./nitter`
## Todo ## Todo
- Simple account system with feed (excludes retweets) - Simple account system with feed (excludes retweets)
- Hiding retweets from timelines - Hiding retweets from timelines
- Video support with hls.js - Video support with hls.js
- "Cards" (link previews) - Twitter "Cards" (link previews)
- Nitter link preview
- Server config - Server config
- File caching - File caching
- Themes - Themes
- Search - Search
- Json API - Json API
- Emojis
- Nitter logo
## Why? ## Why?
It's basically impossible to use Twitter without JavaScript enabled. If you try, you're redirected to the legacy mobile version which is awful both functionally and aesthetically. For privacy-minded folks, preventing JavaScript analytics and potential IP-based tracking is important, but apart from using the legacy mobile version and a VPN, it's impossible. Using an instance of Nitter (hosted on a VPS for example), you can essentially browse Twitter without JavaScript, while retaining your privacy. In the future a simple account system will be added that lets you follow Twitter users, allowing you to have a clean chronological timeline without needing a Twitter account. It's basically impossible to use Twitter without JavaScript enabled. If you try, you're redirected to the legacy mobile version which is awful both functionally and aesthetically. For privacy-minded folks, preventing JavaScript analytics and potential IP-based tracking is important, but apart from using the legacy mobile version and a VPN, it's impossible. Using an instance of Nitter (hosted on a VPS for example), you can essentially browse Twitter without JavaScript, while retaining your privacy. In the future a simple account system will be added that lets you follow Twitter users, allowing you to have a clean chronological timeline without needing a Twitter account.

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# Dependencies # Dependencies
requires "nim >= 0.19.9" requires "nim >= 0.19.9"
requires "regex", "nimquery", "nimcrypto", "norm", "jester" requires "regex", "nimcrypto", "norm", "jester", "nimquery#head"