(Of course, I am not muting my studiomate Maria, as indicated on the graphic above.)
Here’s a browser extension I have been dreaming of: Proxlet let’s you block apps, mute users and filter tags on Twitter. You can mute someone for a day, a week or … gasp… forever! It works on the web, with desktop and mobile clients. Brilliant!
I will definitely suggest Proxlet to my followers, next time I live-tweet from a conference.
(Thank you @Amrit)
Don’t mute @brainpicker, she’s awesome! (hehe) Cool feature though :)
Jan 25th, 2011 / 8:13 pm
ah muting, so useful! i use the twitter client ‘hibari’ (i have no affiliation with it though) which has muting (amongst other things) built in!
Jan 25th, 2011 / 10:57 pm
This is awesome. Twitter should buy this and just incorporate it as a feature.
(sad there’s not support the old Tweetie, which is still better than Twitter for Mac “version 2.0”) #notbitter
Jan 25th, 2011 / 10:59 pm
What is the point of muting someone permanently? Why not just unfollow them instead..?
Jan 26th, 2011 / 2:44 am
It’s a pretty good idea, but muting someone forever is utterly pointless.
Jan 26th, 2011 / 4:24 am
Try http://slipstre.am, it’s one notch up. Integrated with Twitter so you don’t need to install an extension.
Jan 30th, 2011 / 3:32 am
Clare, you do actually need to install an extension for Slipstream but would love people to try both and go with what works for them. (I started Slipstream).
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