I know little of what I do, but running Twitter and Facebook as web apps on Linux Mint works well. Use Vivaldi browser to have the separate profile option.
— opens right up into the site all logged in
— isolated profiles
— no cookie mixing
A big one is that it solves Twitter’s compulsive refresh problem.
I like it.
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| slackwrdave on gay travel long time ago |
| Kim G on gay travel long time ago |
| Kim G on gay travel long time ago |
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Fuenteovejuna did it 
Thanks for the tip!
While this is solving the Twitter refresh, which is great, the browser doesn’t run as snappy in app mode with extended use. I don’t know what’s different.