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Modified the script slightly since it didn't work for me: ```js let tweet_regex = /^https?:\/\/twitter\.com\/[^/]+\/status\/(\d+)\??/ let blockquotes = document.querySelectorAll("blockquote.twitter-tweet") for (i = 0; i < blockquotes.length; ++i) { let blockquote...

>The link is always the last one In the Mashable case I think it's a custom think they're doing where your version doesn't work, I didn't test on any other...

This works: ```js const tweet_regex = /^https?:\/\/twitter\.com\/[^/]+\/status\/(\d+)\??/ const blockquotes = document.querySelectorAll("blockquote.twitter-tweet a") for (const blockquote of blockquotes) { const link = blockquote.href const id = tweet_regex.exec(link)[1] const embed = document.createElement("iframe")...

`blockquote.twitter-tweet > a` should do it

There is a way to filter polls but it would require more checkboxes which is counter productive to #217

It could be possible using buttons with three states (neutral, filter, exclude) but I think that requires JavaScript.

Neutral would be the same as not selected, but then you still need a way to represent the filter and exclude states.

I don't see how this is related to the issue, `&f-nativeretweets=on` is how it works today (=f/=e is not possible with checkboxes). The duckduckgo example is just a dropdown menu,...

This can be done like so: `card_name:poll2choice_text_only OR card_name:poll2choice_image OR card_name:poll2choice_video OR card_name:poll3choice_text_only OR card_name:poll3choice_image OR card_name:poll3choice_video OR card_name:poll4choice_text_only OR card_name:poll4choice_image OR card_name:poll4choice_video` I've also found a way to search...

When does it break? Can you show some examples?