Privacy concerns and Q twitter links For those who refuse to goto twitter for reasons of privacy concerns or Instragram and youtube there are certain solutions. It goes to those being active and passive users of these platforms.  First, I would like to recommend the use of a VPN. If you are not familiar what it is, see this video. Be careful before acquiring a VPN service. Free services have a reason to offer something without any out of pocket expense (called free); as you are the product in many cases.  Second: for those hooked up on microsoft windows , try a walk on the wild side and try a linux live CD for a change. Ubuntu, Mint, and others offer out of the box running OS without comprise to functionality. You' ll be surprised how easy it is. And should you like the taste, go wilder and try archlinux or Artix without systemd (bloatware). Or even try a dual boot setup with windows and linux and be able switch depending on your purpose, or try a virtual drive install.  You may even get a hang of it, and try to move your computer, phone and tablet to your favorite linux distro.  It is possible to create your own livecd on a usb stick, and appear to be something else entirely.  And if you are really into it: try Kali linux and learn to hack.  But the base issue is: learn to understand how things work, and move away from simply being a ignorant user/ consumption addict.  So, with this out of the way, the main issue I would like to address for your consideration:  On  https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Extensions there is an extension for your browser that you can install. Then automatically you will be diverted to:  Twitter -> Nitter Youtube -> Invidio.us Instragram -> bibliogram Googlemaps -> openstreetmaps. The advantage is that Nitter has the use of javascript set as off by default. Yet for twitter, you not only can check out the user, but also the comments and follow from there. Note that there is a difference between Java (Oracle) and javascript.  Another way to follow a twitter user, like for instance Michael Flynn, Donald Trump or someone else, is by using their profile address as an RSS service link.  Thunderbird, Seamonkey, and special RSS readers.  An RSS reader can also be used to remain up to date with the latest Q-drop, by using the Q-map RSS feed.  While you are at it, consider what your browser is doing under the hood. At the very least make sure to use ublock, https everywhere, bypass paywall, downloader for images and video, nitter, and become familiar with archive.is/ waybackmachine/ catbox / kekme.me for archive online and the use of print2file in your browser for archiving offline.  An interesting option in this case is setting up a local wiki-server.   Try to think in terms of purpose/ solution and a risk / yield matrix.  Enjoy!