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Download the extension files (manifest.json, popup.html, popup.js, background.js) and save them in a directory on your computer.
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Open Google Chrome and go to the Extensions page by typing "chrome://extensions/" in the address bar.
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Turn on the "Developer mode" toggle switch in the top-right corner.
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Click on the "Load unpacked" button in the top-left corner.
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Select the directory where you saved the extension files and click "Select Folder".
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The "TwittEx" extension should now be added to your list of installed extensions.
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Navigate to Twitter.com in a new tab.
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Click on the "TwittEx" extension icon (a blue bird between curly braces) in the toolbar to open the popup.
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Enter a regular expression in the input field and click the "Exclude" button to filter out tweets that match the expression.
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As you scroll through your Twitter feed, the extension will automatically hide any new tweets that match the expression.
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If you want to disable the regex, go to the popup and click on "Remove Filter".
That's it! You can now use TwittEx to filter out tweets by regular expression on Twitter.
- Create an issue with the feature/bug/improvement you want to work on. (Be succinct and descriptive in what you want to achieve and what to expect from the solving the issue.)
- Fork the repository & clone it.
- Create a new branch for your changes.
- Push your changes and create the PR.