Mac OS: Unless you really want to support the site or service you are using, we are making great efforts to avoid advertising on the web... Besides, all the big companies probably benefit from my data. Do they really need my little impression?
So i love Hijack the feed, Fun macOS Safari extension to replace promote For posts (or ads) in your Twitter feed, Reminder app. It’s easy to set up, but there are some nuances you need to know to make sure it works. I was noisy at first until I understood all this, so do your best there.
Download for free to get started Hijack the feed Mac App Store apps. When you launch it, you will be prompted to do two important things.
It’s very easy to set both, so don’t emphasize it. Eventually it will jump to Safari (sorry for Chrome, Edge, or Firefox users, but there is only a Safari tie-in to hijack the feed). You need to enable the extension.
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Then, when you visit Twitter and start testing your Hijack Your Feed, make sure you have permission for extensions that confuse the content of your site.
Finally, click the small Hijack Your Feed icon to switch the single extension setting to “Hijack Ads” instead of “Hijack Posts”. I’ve never seen hijacking in the latter, but the former definitely worked, as shown below.
Yes it was a small piece Please let us know from the Reminder shopping list that you need to get a drain cleaner for your sink. I just did it a few weeks ago and forgot to remove it from my list. One of the tricks of Hijack Your Feed is that you can actually mark a task as complete when you complete it (or if it’s already done). YYou’re not just receiving reminders. You can actually act on the spot and based on it.
And yes, your reminder design is huge, lively and unpleasant. This is a great way to avoid brushing again. And it’s much better than other ads.
Replace Twitter ads with to-do lists