Hmm, that's unfortunate. I had considered loading the tweets as images instead of actually embedding them. I hadn't realized ad/tracking protectors might block the tweets, or else that might have pushed me over the edge to using images instead.

The ever-expanding state of ad filters these days makes honest webpage development way too hard. I found out the other day that another web "annoyances" filter was erasing _buttons_ generated by streamlit.io (a python data visualization library for web). Like someone out there is doing something hostile and now I can't trust that an interface for showing a k-means plot of some data will work for people anymore.

The frustrations for honest webpage developers and users are but another casualty from the aggressive advertising industry.