Restore Left-Side Twitter Content Pane - How To

Addressing the New Twitter Layout Change

Users who have recently gained access to the updated Twitter website, frequently referred to as #NewNewTwitter, may find the shifted content placement—now located on the right side—to be disorienting.

Fortunately, a solution exists for those using Chrome or Firefox to restore the more conventional layout.

Implementing the Fix with User Scripts

The process involves installing a user script, which is a relatively straightforward procedure. Chrome users can directly apply the script by following a provided link.

However, Firefox users will first need to install the Greasemonkey extension before the user script can be implemented.

Unfortunately, users of Internet Explorer will not be able to utilize this particular fix.

Important Considerations and Disclaimer

Please be aware that while this script is designed to be safe, its use is at your own risk. Although unlikely, browser malfunctions are possible.

To remove the user script, navigate to your browser’s extensions settings (typically found under Tools) and disable it from there.

It’s important to understand that user scripts are susceptible to becoming non-functional when the original website undergoes updates. This script, while currently effective, may not operate correctly in the future.

Installing the "Fix Twitter: Move Content Pane Left" Script

The necessary user script, titled "Fix Twitter: Move Content Pane Left," can be installed by viewing its source code and applying it through your browser’s user script manager.