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Cease and desist

On 24 August 2026 cease and desist letters have been sent by X Corp. demanding a permanent takedown of Nitter instances and the project's repository.

nitter.net is offline and development has stopped for the time being. I'm seeking legal advice and won't be commenting further on the specifics for now.

Thank you to everyone who used, hosted, packaged, donated and contributed to Nitter over the past seven years.
— zedeus, 25 August 2026

See you again, soon, maybe?

X links are spam. Reminder to anyone posting an X link, we can not see what you're trying to share. Post a screen shot, get ignored, or stay over there talking to X people

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I will now reply with a link to this comment instead of nitter links haha

If this weren't a joke, would I get your permission?

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Absolutely

126 sats \ 1 reply \ @gmd 26 Aug

I don't get it what's wrong with X? Sorry but I love X...

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Open a link to a tweet in a private browser and you'll see what changed (and why nitter is getting C&D'd)

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10 sats \ 0 replies \ @anon 26 Aug

Roughly 1 in 12 link posts on stacker.news point to Twitter/X content in some form.

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fuck x

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This

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xcancel the same, looks like.

Ugh.

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That’s a real loss Nitter made X content more accessible without all the tracking and sucks to see it go.

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It was good while it last, now we move

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I just discovered this project here; I had no idea it had been around for so long. I'd barely post a link to X and he'd reply instantly. I'm going to miss him, and I hope he comes back stronger than ever.

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12 sats \ 0 replies \ @satoshiplanet 26 Aug -30 sats

Seven years of building a tool people actually used, then one letter is enough to shut it down. This is why open protocols and permissionless systems matter. The internet was supposed to be built on things that nobody could simply switch off