Caring is sharing. With a new sharing extension in Twitterrific 5.3.7 for Mac, you can easily tweet links and photos from other apps. Additionally, the app will automatically switch between its own Dark and Light theme when you toggle Mojave’s Dark Mode on or off.
Twitterrific, the popular iOS/macOS alternative to the official Twitter app, has long supported theming. In addition to the default Light look, the app ships with two darker styles: Dark and Black. Here’s how to make the most of your iPhone X’s gorgeous OLED display by switching to Twitterrific’s pure black mode.
Twitter explains why it has pushed through changes that could make it more difficult for third-party clients like Tweetbot and Twitterrific to operate.
In preparing for the announced elimination of live streaming by Twitter, the popular third-party client Twitterrific has had to remove its watchOS component and other features.
Twitterrific has been bumped to version 5.3.1, gaining support for attaching a photo or video when sending direct messages, improved keyboard support for messages and more.
Twitterrific for iPhone and iPad now features verified and protected badges on avatars, an all new image-picker, support for iOS drag and drop of content into the app and more.
Today’s release of Twitterrific for Mac includes new features for users with multiple Twitter accounts. It also adds verified and protected badges on user avatars, and much more.
Looking for the best Twitter app for Mac? Now that Twitter has stopped supporting its official Mac app, we are left with two alternatives: Tweetbot and Twitterrific, which both provide a better experience, albeit with some limitations. Read up about both apps and find out which one is best for you.
While there are numerous Twitter clients, the three you are likely considering are the official Twitter app, Tweetbot, and Twitterrific. What differentiates these apps from the others? What follows is a detailed analysis to help you make an educated decision.
It blends your timeline seamlessly into that beautiful edge-to-edge OLED display on your iPhone X.
Coincidentally, you can now muffle tweets in Twitterrific based on length or number of lines.
Twitterrific now supports app automation using URL schemes, with full documentation and sample code available on the support website.