Musk announces new Twitter navigation tools for January 2023 release

Last week, Twitter was down for several users around the world. Also, people have reported that the service is not working as expected on the Downdetector platform.

Hours after Twitter's short outage, CEO Elon Musk shared that a "meaningful" backend server architecture has been introduced and the social media platform is expected to be more faster than before.

On Friday, he announced that a new browsing feature will be added to Twitter in the new year, aimed at making the entire Twitter experience better and faster.< /p>

"As we improve Twitter's AI, recommended tweets, lists and topics will become awesome," he said.

He also shared that Twitter now has the bookmark feature accessible through the share button and said that unlike likes, bookmarks are private.

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Twitter already allows users to switch between the chronological timeline which shows the latest tweets and the home timeline which shows tweets recommended by the star icon.

One ​​of his followers asked about the list swipe feature on the mobile app.

"Lists too," Musk replied.

Since Musk took over Twitter, he has announced various changes to the platform. Additionally, it interacted with users to make additional improvements.

Recently, he said that Twitter would modify its deployed view counting feature, allowing users to disable it if necessary.

"We'll tidy up the aesthetic and add a setting to turn it off, but I think almost everyone will end up loving it," he said in a tweet.

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