How To Tweet 280 Characters in Twitter: Twitter has recently announced plans to increase the 140 character limit to 280 characters. It is currently testing the new feature among a small group of its users right now. But here I am going to show you the way which will let you Tweet with 280 characters right now before anyone does.
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Twitter is the most popular social networking platform and access by millions of users all over the world. But the disadvantage is that it has a character limit that is 140 but now you can increase it to 280 by using a simple Hack. This hack was discovered by Twitter user @Prof.9. This hack uses a Chrome Extension known as Tamper monkey, that allows you type 280 characters in Tweets.
How To Tweet 280 Characters in Twitter By Using Simple Hack.
Today here I am going to show how to increase the limit to 280 characters by using a simple hack. Through this hack, you can increase the character limit 140 to 280.
#1. First of all, Download Tamper Monkey on your browser. If you are using Chrome Browser, Here is a link to download the Tamper Monkey Chrome extension
#2. After that Go to Github repository and Simply click on ‘Raw’. This will copy the script to TamperMonkey Extension and allow 280 characters on Twitter. Now, Just click on ‘Install’ within Tampermonkey. It will automatically install.
#3. Now Go to Twitter.com and start typing your 280 characters long Tweet. The Tamper Monkey extension will show on the top right corner of your Chrome Browser window. which means the script is running in the background.
#4. Now, You can tweet 280 characters.
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By applying this hack you can Tweet with 280 characters. Always keep on reading Zero Network for more Tips & Tricks. Remember, it’s just a hack, it’s not an official way to tweet using 280 characters. Twitter will slowly the bring out new update after it’s done testing the same. If you like this article then don’t forget to share with your friends and others too. Also, drop a comment if you need any help on the related article.
