If users want to simplify the timeline interface on X, only displaying each post, they can hide the interaction button on X, hide the comment button, like or repost the post on X. Then you will switch to swiping to interact with the post X. This is a feature for all accounts without having to subscribe to the X Premium package. Below are instructions for hiding the post interaction button on X.
How to hide post interaction button on X
Step 1:
User accesses X app then taps on account photo. Next taps on Settings and privacy .
Step 2:
Switch to the setup options interface, click on Timeline to adjust. Here the user will see the option to adjust the timeline, we click Interact with the post .
Step 3:
By default, there are interaction buttons below each X post. To hide the interaction buttons on X , turn off Show interaction options . Thus, the post interaction buttons on the home page interface will no longer exist.
Step 4:
Next, you activate Enable post swipe gestures to use swipe gestures when you want to interact with posts on X.
Below are the custom actions you will assign to left and right swipes . Tap on the action you want to use for the swipe gesture.
Step 5:
Go back to the X home page interface and we will see that the post interaction buttons have been hidden.
When you swipe left you will like the post, or right you will comment on the post.
If you click on the post to view it, the interactive buttons will still appear as shown below.
Video tutorial to hide interactive buttons on X
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