Here’s how you can change your X icon back to Twitter again: On your iPhone, navigate to the Shortcuts app. If you have a newer iPhone, this should be pre-installed, but if not, you can find it ...

Download a Twitter icon to your phone and save it as a photo. Again, there are many options, but it might be best to find one without a border, based on the way modern Android apps look. Download ...

3. Open, install, sign in. With the X app uninstalled, simply open your new (well, it's technically older, isn't it?) version of Twitter, blue bird and all, and you're good to go.You'll need to ...

Here’s how to replace the X app icon with the classic Twitter logo: Open the Shortcuts app; Tap the + button in the top right corner; Look for the Open App shortcut; Tap the App option that ...

While we can’t adjust the app’s user interface, we can use a clever trick to change the app’s icon and name back to the Twitter we all know and love. The process First, you need to open the ...

Elon Musk's rebranding of Twitter to X is complete. The app’s icon now sports a dark and foreboding X instead of the familiar and friendly blue and white bird logo.

The website formerly known as Twitter has replaced its bird logo with an X, but there's a way for iPhone users to get the old icon back on their home screen.

Twitter is introducing a brand-new look for the icons used across the social network. They’ll be rolled out to everyone on the web, iOS, and Android.

Step 5: Find X (or Twitter) in the list of apps that comes up, and tap to select. If your Twitter app hasn't updated to the X yet, obviously you should search for Twitter.

Other notable apps that support themed icons include Slack, Spotify, Telegram, Mastodon, Reddit, and more. Related: These apps support Material You’s themed icons on Android 13 Advertisement ...

It's unlikely that outright app icon replacement would be officially permitted, as in letting users replace the X app icon with the old Twitter icon. The company will reveal more of its plans for ...

It harkens back to a similar time, when Twitter certainly had its issues, but at least it was not owned by Elon Musk. Thanks to the shortcuts app on iOS, we can kid ourselves into believing that ...