# I am the Watcher. I am your guide through this vast new twtiverse.
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# Options:
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# limit Count of items to return (going back in time).
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And now also the user's avarar instead of the profile icon: 
@darch it looks like an outlier now.
@darch This is starting to look like what I had in mind, and what I've seen that works quite well 👌 -- If we:
- Get rid of the "Settings" button
- Put the name of the user instead of "Profile"
- Make it a pure CSS (no JS) ddrop-down that drops down into Profile, Settings and Logout
What do you think? 🤔
@darch This is starting to look like what I had in mind, and what I've seen that works quite well 👌 -- If we:
- Get rid of the "Settings" button
- Put the name of the user instead of "Profile"
- Make it a pure CSS (no JS) ddrop-down that drops down into Profile, Settings and Logout
What do you think? 🤔
@darch This is starting to look like what I had in mind, and what I've seen that works quite well 👌 -- If we:
- Get rid of the "Settings" button
- Put the name of the user instead of "Profile"
- Make it a pure CSS (no JS) ddrop-down that drops down into Profile, Settings and Logout
What do you think? 🤔
@darch This is starting to look like what I had in mind, and what I've seen that works quite well 👌 -- If we:
- Get rid of the "Settings" button
- Put the name of the user instead of "Profile"
- Make it a pure CSS (no JS) ddrop-down that drops down into Profile, Settings and Logout
What do you think? 🤔
@prologic
- I tried with the username instead of "profile", but year we can do that.
- before we make a dropdown we need to think how that should work on mobile
@darch
> before we make a dropdown we need to think how that should work on mobile
Good question I don't actually know 🤣
@darch
> before we make a dropdown we need to think how that should work on mobile
Good question I don't actually know 🤣
@darch
> before we make a dropdown we need to think how that should work on mobile
Good question I don't actually know 🤣
@darch
> before we make a dropdown we need to think how that should work on mobile
Good question I don't actually know 🤣
On the mobile app it works like this 
On the mobile app it works like this
On the mobile app it works like this
On the mobile app it works like this
You slide left to slide that panel in.
You slide left to slide that panel in.
You slide left to slide that panel in.
You slide left to slide that panel in.
@prologic yeah we can do something like that for the mobile-web version as well
@darch I'm even thinking about a slide in from the right for filters...
@darch I'm even thinking about a slide in from the right for filters...
@darch I'm even thinking about a slide in from the right for filters...
@darch I'm even thinking about a slide in from the right for filters...