Twitter: Hide retweets of an author's own tweets

[v1gnesh]

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URL(s) where the issue occurs.

Example: https://x.com/__mharrison__/status/1785702063965339685.
See how the author reposts/retweets his own tweet.
Would like to hide such self-reposts/retweets from my home timeline.

Description

I'd like to hide some people retweeting their own stuff. Ideally limiting this to specific "handles" I can choose, instead of all retweets of the same author's post.
An option to hide self-promotion basically.

Other extensions used

No other content blockers.

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Details

[u-RraaLL]

Provide an example URL.

[v1gnesh]

Thank you @u-RraaLL, here's one - https://x.com/__mharrison__/status/1785702063965339685
See how the author reposts/retweets his own tweet.
Would like to hide such self-reposts/retweets from my home timeline.

[u-RraaLL]

twitter.com,x.com##[aria-label="Timeline: Your Home Timeline"] [data-testid="cellInnerDiv"]:has([href="/__mharrison__"]>[data-testid="socialContext"]):has([data-testid="User-Name"] [href="/__mharrison__"])

[v1gnesh]

Thank you, is there a way to just check if both hrefs are equal, without specifying one username, i.e., generalize it?

[u-RraaLL]

Possibly with xpath, but I'm not familiar with it enough to make it work.

[Yuki2718]

I don't think it's possible. Would be possible if regex in procedural filters supported capturing and share the capture among other operators, but this won't be a trivial amount of work.

[u-RraaLL]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25914462/compare-attribute-values-using-xpath

This kinda sounds like it should be possible, but I wasn't able to craft a working expression.

[YUUUCC]

Is there a way to hide all retweet/repost context in the Following timeline?

[u-RraaLL]

Just Following and not the whole homepage?

[YUUUCC]

Yes, just the Following.