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@fsf There's also a browser addon called LibRedirect (https://github.com/libredirect/libredirect) that automatically redirects you to a random nitter instance when you open a twitter link. This also works for other sites like Reddit to Libreddit or YouTube to Invidious/Piped.
There's also Privacy Redirect (https://github.com/SimonBrazell/privacy-redirect), which does basically the same thing but has a lot less features. I use that on Iceraven because I can't download LibRedirect there.
@fsf I use it any time I need to look at a post on Twitter, especially when you throw it into an RSS reader.