Life in Links 68

I’ve been using various IndieWeb ideas here for a fairly long time now, this is a great summary. It was a movement with concrete ideas, protocols and an active community! As I read through their wiki, I understood their position and the intelligence of their proposals more and more. Such was my enthusiasm that I decided to follow their advice and adopt the protocols that made sense for my site. After finishing the tests and adjustments, I can confirm that the experience has been very positive: I have learned a lot, the UX of my website has improved a bit more, and I enjoyed the process. I joined the IndieWeb, here’s what I learned | Andros Fenollosa Every so often I hit a link to a tweet that twitter refuses to show me. Probably because of an ad-blocker I’ve set up and forgotten about. This might be the solution. Bookmarklet which redirects from the current x/twitter address to its equivalent in X cancelled bookmarklet which redirects from x/twitter to xcancel.com I’ve seen quite a…