The Twitter app for people who actually use Twitter. Now all-new for macOS. Twitter Your Way No ads, promoted tweets or 'while you were away' updates cluttering your chronological timeline.

Designed for macOS Support for Notification Center, Retina displays, built-in sharing, full screen mode, and more. Timelines Galore Supports multiple windows all set to display the accounts and timelines you desire. Fully Accessible Navigate the timeline, compose tweets, and even attach image descriptions quickly and easily using VoiceOver.

Tweet In Style Customize fonts, type sizes, and even control how media appears in the timeline. Read Anywhere Sync your reading position between Mac and iOS devices for a seamless Twitter experience. What's everyone saying?

IMPROVEMENTS. Added 3 new custom app icons.

Added an Appearance setting to disable color-coded tweets. Improved performance of autocompleted screen names and hashtags. Moved the following/follower counts to their respective buttons on profile views. Removed the meaningless user ID field from profile views BUG FIXES. Character counting is once again in sync with Twitter's latest rules.

Fixed an issue that could cause repeated API requests if a user that sent you a direct message was suspended. NEW FEATURES. Sharing Extension:. Quickly and easily tweet links or photos directly from other apps with Twitterrific! On August 16th, Twitter initiated their plan to shut down several services that Twitterrific and other third party clients have long depended on to provide features you've come to know and love. Twitter's rollout of this shutdown was done in stages so that the affected services would flicker 'on' and 'off' with increasingly long 'off' durations until finally remaining 'off' permanently.

The final shutdown date has now arrived and as a result we have removed all of the features from Twitterrific that had become increasingly unreliable over the previous week. Live streaming has been removed. Workaround: Twitterrific will now automatically refresh every few minutes while the app is open, or you can manually pull to refresh. Direct message delivery will be delayed. Workaround: Wait longer, or use the official Twitter app and/or website.

We are sorry for this and wish we had better news. We will continue to work on the app for as long as we can and explore better workarounds where possible. Thank you for being a loyal Twitterrific customer over the years. We are forever grateful. BUG FIXES. The option to remove emoji from display names now also applies to muffled tweets. Fixed an issue where muffle rules of the form '@username retweets' were incorrectly matching as if they were 'retweets @username' rules.

IMPROVEMENTS. Renamed the streaming preference to 'Automatically refresh timelines' BUG FIXES. Fixed a crash when uploading videos that were encoded a certain way. Fixed incorrect colors on popovers when running on macOS 10.14. Fixed a few other rare crashes DISCUSSION In the coming months,. To work around this, we've implemented more thorough automatic refreshing throughout the app - including for Lists which have never supported streaming.

Live streaming will continue to work until Twitter shuts it down at which point the app will fallback to automatically refreshing approximately every two minutes while you are using the app. NEW FEATURES. You can now attach videos to your tweets!

Best Mac Twitter Client

In 2016, I bought my very first Mac - a beautiful MacBook Pro with Touch Bar. Since then, the laptop and I have been inseparable. The computer comes with me when I go to, say, a coffee shop, but it also serves as my desktop when I am home by connecting to a large monitor, keyboard, and mouse. In other words, I love the computer, but also, I really admire macOS. When I first began using the Mac, I downloaded a bunch of software I thought I would enjoy. As a big Twitter user, I obviously installed the official app for that social network.

You know what? I tried to make it work, but ultimately, using a web browser was just a much better experience.

On any desktop operating system, users are wise to use a browser. Let's be honest - Twitter apps are best saved for smartphones and tablets. Twitter the company apparently agrees, as today, it officially kills the Mac app. Without warning, the company pulled the app from the Mac App Store and issued the following.

We're focusing our efforts on a great Twitter experience that's consistent across platforms. So, starting today the Twitter for Mac app will no longer be available for download, and in 30 days will no longer be supported.

For the full Twitter experience on Mac, visit Twitter on web. If you already have the app installed on your Mac, you can continue using it for the next month. After that, you will have to make a decision - access Twitter with your web browser or opt for a third-party app. Two such popular apps are Tweetbot and Twitterrific. Reviews for both are great, but the former is considered by many to be the best - I sometimes use it on iOS and can vouch for its excellence. Note: Twitteriffic has a new permanent price of just $7.99!

The developers are doing this to “celebrate” the death of the official Twitter app. To celebrate, we just lowered the price of Twitterrific for Mac from $19.99 to $7.99.

😃 👍 — Twitterrific (@Twitterrific) Despite killing the Mac app being the correct move, not everyone is happy about it. Popular Apple blogger John Gruber has expressed his disappointment at. Gruber ended his post with the following line. People choose the Mac because they want the best experience - not the same experience they can get on a $200 Chromebook.

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While I agree that Mac users expect a high-quality experience, I would argue that the web version is that best experience. The fact that the same experience can be had on other platforms is inconsequential. Look, macOS is great for many things, but for accessing the web - including social media - it is no better than a Chromebook. Heck, from a security perspective, Google's desktop operating system is arguably superior to macOS when surfing the web.

And yeah, a computer running it can be had for $200. Are you mad about the death of the official Twitter for Mac app?

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