omaikyto

At the moment, this plugin can only create and add Twitter timelines to the template. 
The plugin creates a widget with the Twitter timeline. This plugin creates a data table that allows us to modify the timeline. 
Furthermore, it creates a new principal menu element.
This plugin was not tested in previous version to 4.3.1. For this reason. we can not guarantee that it will work in previous versions.

Social Networks Timelines

This plugin adds social network timelines to the template. These timelines are configured from the tab "edit" to the plugin itself.

Alex Kirk

The Friends plugin turns your WordPress into a self-hosted social reader. Follow people via RSS and ActivityPub (Mastodon and other Fediverse platforms) and read their posts through one of several built-in themes — Mastodon-style, Google Reader-style, or the default view — with dark mode support.
Combine this plugin with the ActivityPub plugin to participate in the Fediverse from your own site. Use the Enable Mastodon Apps plugin to use mobile and desktop Mastodon apps with your WordPress.
The plugin is designed to be extensible: other plugins can add parsers for new feed sources, new themes, and new functionality like saving posts to a collection or sending them to an eReader.
You can… 
– Choose from multiple themes: Mastodon-style, Google Reader-style, and a block theme with dark mode. 
– Organize your subscriptions into folders. 
– Have multiple feeds per person (blog, social media, etc.). 
– Categorize incoming content with Post Formats and view all posts of a certain format across your feeds. 
– Define rules to filter incoming content. 
– Get full-post email notifications from your favorite blogs. 
– Save posts to a collection for later reference (via the Post Collection plugin). 
– Send posts to your eReader (via the Send to E-Reader plugin).
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<h3>Philosophy</h3>
The Friends Plugin was built to make use of what WordPress provides:
<ul>
<li>You use the WordPress infrastructure (Gutenberg or Classic Editor, what you prefer) to create your posts.</li>
<li>Followed people are stored as taxonomy terms, their posts are cached as a custom post type — delete the term to unfollow.</li>
<li>No extra tables: The Friends plugin just uses a post type, options, and some taxonomies to store its data. When you delete the plugin, your WordPress will be as slim as before.</li>
</ul>
The logo was created by Ramon Dodd, @ramonopoly. Thank you!
Documentation for the plugin can be found on the <a href="https://github.com/akirk/friends/wiki" rel="nofollow ugc">GitHub project Wiki</a>.
Development of this plugin is done <a href="https://github.com/akirk/friends" rel="nofollow ugc">on GitHub</a>. Pull requests welcome. Please see <a href="https://github.com/akirk/friends/issues" rel="nofollow ugc">issues</a> reported there before going to the <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/friends" rel="ugc">plugin forum</a>.

Friends

I love it!


Perhaps something like this should be enabled by default on all WordPress plugins, it really hits home... the idea is brilliant!


I love it, what a very cool plugin!

A self-hosted social reader for WordPress: follow people via RSS and ActivityPub, with multiple themes and a plugin ecosystem.

Social Networks Timelines vs Friends