EDIT 2: This is now a Chrome Extension, get it here.
original post below
Bit of a flimsy front-end hack, but you can paste the following javascript in the browser console and remove the profile pictures. Code on github also.
(function(){ $(".tweet-avatar.avatar.pull-right").remove(); $(".tweet").css({ "padding-left" : "5px" }); })();
EDIT: the code above will remove profile pics, but new tweets are loaded with a pic.
Below code automatically re-runs the remove()
snippet above when new tweets enter the feed:
var s_ajaxListener = new Object(); s_ajaxListener.tempOpen = XMLHttpRequest.prototype.open; s_ajaxListener.tempSend = XMLHttpRequest.prototype.send; s_ajaxListener.callback = function() { // runs on XHR events // to remove profile pics $(".tweet-avatar.avatar.pull-right").remove(); $(".tweet").css({ "padding-left": "5px" }); } XMLHttpRequest.prototype.open = function(a, b) { if (!a) var a = ''; if (!b) var b = ''; s_ajaxListener.tempOpen.apply(this, arguments); s_ajaxListener.method = a; s_ajaxListener.url = b; if (a.toLowerCase() == 'get') { s_ajaxListener.data = b.split('?'); s_ajaxListener.data = s_ajaxListener.data[1]; } } XMLHttpRequest.prototype.send = function(a, b) { if (!a) var a = ''; if (!b) var b = ''; s_ajaxListener.tempSend.apply(this, arguments); if (s_ajaxListener.method.toLowerCase() == 'post') s_ajaxListener.data = a; s_ajaxListener.callback(); }