Add Twitter to Embed Feature
We need the ability to embed twitter feeds into a SharePoint portal. That's the best way there is to find company news.

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Jeff Genovese commented
Not to reply to myself on this one, but I figured out a workaround.
- Launch SharePoint Designer and create a new HTML page in your Site Pages library
- Rename the .html file to .aspx. This creates a blank page that opens properly on your Office 365 server.
- Still in SharePoint Designer, copy the code block from the Script Embedding chunk on an old style WebPart page with the working Twitter feed and paste it into the blank ASPX page in the body tags. This should get you a working Twitter feed with no SharePoint chrome around it.
- On the modern page, add the Embed WebPart and create an iframe to your other page...
<iframe width=500 height=1000 src=https://client.sharepoint.com/pages/blankpage.aspx>Your feed will appear on the new style page
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Jeff Genovese commented
The old style SharePoint Web Part Pages supported Script Embedding. The new ones do not. Giving us that tool would work for this as well.