Interesting observation from being bored. On Twitter Web, you can go to a person& #39;s page with https://twitter.com/ {username},">https://twitter.com/">... but clearly some keywords were reserved early on...
Like the "user" messages, which, https://twitter.com/messages ">https://twitter.com/messages&... will just take you to your DMs
Like the "user" messages, which, https://twitter.com/messages ">https://twitter.com/messages&... will just take you to your DMs
https://twitter.com/notifications ">https://twitter.com/notificat... = Your notifs
https://twitter.com/explore ">https://twitter.com/explore&q... = Explore...
You get it.
BUT... hehe butt, but https://twitter.com/bookmarks ">https://twitter.com/bookmarks... doesn& #39;t take you to your bookmarks, it takes you to the profile of whoever got that username all the way back in April 2007
https://twitter.com/explore ">https://twitter.com/explore&q... = Explore...
You get it.
BUT... hehe butt, but https://twitter.com/bookmarks ">https://twitter.com/bookmarks... doesn& #39;t take you to your bookmarks, it takes you to the profile of whoever got that username all the way back in April 2007
That& #39;s about a year after Twitter was created but that& #39;s besides the point.
The point of this thread is that your bookmarks live on https://twitter.com/i/bookmarks ">https://twitter.com/i/bookmar... and that just may be because someone got the handle early on. I dunno. But it& #39;s interesting.
The point of this thread is that your bookmarks live on https://twitter.com/i/bookmarks ">https://twitter.com/i/bookmar... and that just may be because someone got the handle early on. I dunno. But it& #39;s interesting.