Twitter just gave its users a new tool in the fight against abusive trolls: The ability to flag multiple tweets at a time to show a pattern of harassment. Until now, you could only attach a single tweet to an abuse report.

"We want everyone on Twitter to feel safe expressing themselves," Twitter Safety Engineer Hao Tang wrote in a blog post Monday. "Behavior that crosses the line into abuse is against our rules and we want it to be easy for you to report it to us."

Tang went on to say that this update "makes it easier for you to provide us with more information about the extent of abuse and reduces the time it takes to do so." That added context will help the company investigate the issue and, hopefully, get it resolved faster.

The new harassment reporting process is rolling out now on iOS, Android, and the Web. All users should have access to the feature in the "coming weeks."

The change comes after Twitter in February formed a Trust & Safety Council tasked with ensuring people feel safe expressing themselves in 140 characters. Twitter has struggled to combat abuse on the platform, as trolls hide behind anonymous accounts to hurl insults and threats, particularly at women.

Last year, former CEO Dick Costolo admitted that "we suck at dealing with abuse and trolls on the platform and we've sucked at it for years" but promised to make it better. The company has since streamlined the process of reporting harassment and extended its violent threats policy. Now, even more changes are on the way.

"Safety continues to be a top priority at Twitter," Tang wrote on Monday. "We have more improvements coming that will give you even more control over your experience and look forward to sharing those updates soon."