Elon Musk proclaims new software for Twitter navigation: What is it, when is it coming and extra

Elon Musk has been on a spree to ‘support’ the best way Twitter works. He has up to date some options (Twitter Blue), introduced again a few of them (view rely) and offered some new ones corresponding to expanding the period of movies that may now be uploaded at the platform. In the most recent replace, Twitter has introduced a brand new navigation characteristic that can arrive subsequent month.
The characteristic targets at bettering the browsing enjoy at the platform. “Twitter navigation coming in January that allows swiping to the side to switch between recommended & followed tweets, trends, topics, etc. Until then, tap the star icon on the upper right of the home screen to switch,” Musk said in a tweet.
While replying to a tweet, Musk also said that swiping across lists will also be enabled.
“As we improve Twitter AI, recommended tweets, lists and topics will become awesome,” he famous, including that it’s just right to change from side to side.

Current navigation style
Twitter users can currently switch between two styles of feeds. They can tap/ click on the three stars on the top left to switch between two styles. In one style, users will be able to see all the top tweets and in the other, they will see the latest tweets first.
Once the new changes are implemented, users will be able to just swipe to change the style of feed.
Twitter Recommendations
Earlier this month, Twitter announced that it wants to “make certain everybody on Twitter sees the most efficient content material at the platform,” and for that, it expanded Recommendations to all users, “together with those that would possibly not have noticed them up to now.” The move was aimed to fuel interactions on the social media platform.
Recommendations rely on Twitter algorithms to offer personalized suggestions to users to discover the conversations/ accounts that interest them the most. The suggestions will be offered on the basis of actions users take, such as like and share, on Twitter. “Based on these signals and more, we’ll show you content we think you’ll be interested in,” Twitter said.