Can you view all Twitter photos?
Clicking on View All will open the user gallery in your current window. There are two different options for viewing the galleries that can be changed in the upper right-hand corner of the gallery once it’s opened: The grid view (featured above) will show you thumbnails of all images we’re able to display.
How do you see all media posts on Twitter?
How do I find a media timeline?
- Via twitter.com, go to the profile page of an account and click on the Media tab at the top of the Tweet timeline.
- From the Twitter for iOS or Android app, go to the profile of an account and tap Media.
Is there a way to see past Twitter profile pictures?
Go to Settings and scroll down to the bottom to check for the option to request your Twitter archive. If you do see it, go ahead and click the button. You’ll receive an email with instructions on how to access your archive when it’s ready for you to download.
Where do Twitter images get saved?
A menu will expand. Tap Save on the menu. If you haven’t saved any Twitter images before, you may be asked to give Twitter permission to your photos. Your image will then be saved to your photo library.
How far back can I scroll on Twitter?
Unfortunately, Twitter only displays your last 3200 tweets in your timeline, so if you’re anything like me (I’ve been on Twitter since May 2009 and have well over 40,000 tweets), that won’t cut it. Here are the two easiest ways to find your oldest tweets, including your first tweet.
Why can’t I see some pictures on Twitter?
Clear the Twitter App Cache and Data In your case, the piling up of data may just be what’s preventing the Twitter app from loading new photos — which is why clearing the cached data might help.
How do I access my Twitter archive?
Go to your Account settings by clicking on the more icon in the navigation bar, and selecting Your account from the menu. Click on Download an archive of your data. Enter your password under Download an archive of your data, then click Confirm.
Why can’t I see photos on Twitter?
What is Twitter cache?
Like most websites and mobile applications, Twitter maintains cache data to improve its users’ browsing experience. Cache memory is a memory used by websites or applications to decrease the average time for accessing content. This memory ensures a smoother and quicker browsing experience.
Why can’t I see content on Twitter?
Choose “Privacy and Safety” from the list of options on the left and then select “Content You See.” Near the top of the screen, check the box next to the “Display Media That May Contain Sensitive Content” to disable the warning for tweets.
How far back does Twitter archive go?
After deactivating a Twitter account, the data remains in Twitter’s archives for 30 days before being permanently deleted. Logging into the account at any time in the 30-day window will reactivate the account.
How do you view a tweet archive?
How far back can you see Tweets?
How can I see my Tweets older than 3200?
Login to your Twitter account, and go to Twitter’s advanced search page.
- Under the “People” subheading, enter your username (with no “@”) into the “From these accounts” field:
- Under “Dates,” select start and end dates for your search:
- Click “Search,” and Twitter should return a list of top tweets from that period:
How do I go back further on Twitter?
To access this feature, visit Twitter’s advanced search page. Clicking that link will open advanced search in a pop-over window on the web-based version of Twitter. Search for tweets by a specific date by scrolling all the way down to the bottom of the pop-over window.
How do I view cached Twitter?
Step #1: Go to Google Search and search for your Twitter page. Here, click on the down arrow next to the URL of your Twitter profile. Step #2: Click on “Cached” to see deleted tweets through the previously cached version of your profile. With that, you can also find another user’s deleted tweets.
Why can’t I still see sensitive content on Twitter?
The “Display media that may contain sensitive content” setting on Android isn’t working right now and we’re fixing it. We’re sorry if the media in your timeline isn’t matching what you’ve chosen to see in your settings. Updating your app to version 8.32. 1, available now on Google Play, will fix this problem.