Twitter removes the image trimming algorithm for the Android and iOS platform in May this year.
This allows users to view complete images while scrolling twitter feeds.
The same change is visible when through a certain Twitter account.
Now, the company has launched changes to web users too.
This means that people who use Twitter in a web browser will also be able to see full size images in their feeds and profiles.
The information platform about this feature through its official supporting handle.
Previously, users must take advantage of images to see complete images.
The company began testing the features in March this year after receiving feedback from users that the planting algorithm was biased.
The company concludes the test to learn the difference in the algorithm.
In the test, Twitter found that the planting algorithm was biased to white people.
This finding is shared by companies in blog posts.
“The purpose of this is to give more control people about how their images appear while also increasing the experiences of people who see pictures in their timeline.
After getting positive feedback about this experience, we launched this feature to everyone.
This update Also includes the actual preview of the image in the field of composer tweets, so the writer tweet knows how their tweets will see before they publish.
This release reduces our dependence on ml for the functions we approve best done by people who use our products.
“Writing Rumman chowdhury’s twitter about new features.
Twitter also reported works to expand downvote features to more users.
According to known Blogger Tech, Jane Manchun Wong, the company works on downvote buttons for the web after testing it for iOS.
The company started a feature pilot in July this year.
It is only available for limited users on the iOS platform.
Twitter will no longer show the image cut on the web
