Tweetbot is an award-winning, full-featured. Twitter client for the Mac. It has a beautiful interface with light & dark themes, multiple-column support and much more. Twitter does not grant 3rd party apps access to every single feature that is available on Twitter's website. ————————————————— No. Tweetbot for Mac has finally arrived in retail release form, after an extended public alpha and beta testing phase. The native OS X Twitter client from iOS and Mac developer Tapbots is available. 「Tweetbot for Mac」が発表されて数時間経ったが、Twitterをこよなく愛する僕としては当然使用感を試すために朝からガツガツ使っている。まだ数時間ではあるが、使ってみて気付いた7つの良かったポイントと2つもう少し頑張って欲しいポイントをまとめたので、紹介する！.
I was fed up with TweetDeck, and just as I thought it was doing great, Twitter released a new version that sank it, again. Not only was it doing something funky with my system memory, it wasn't displaying DMs and mentions correctly.
#FAIL
It was time to find a new solution.
As I finished downloading and configuring Echofon as my new Twitter app, it happened.
Like a one-two punch, James Cooper informed me that Echofon was shutting down its app and Tweetbot was announced.
Tweetbot for Mac
Does Tweetbot for Mac live up to all the hype?
Yes.
I was blown away with how awesome it is.
Just look at these features:
- Block and report users for spam
- Manage lists
- Enable/Disable retweets from users
- View local and worldwide trends
- Edit your profile and avatar
- Inline media preview thumbs
- Use lists as timelines
- Mute users, hashtags, clients and keywords
- Save tweet drafts
- Single window view
- Multiple windows
- Column view
- Retina support
- Mountain Lion Notification Center integration
- Syncs with iCloud for iPhone and iPad Tweetbot users
- More!
My first impression was, 'Wow.'
The look and feel (*pop*?) is there. A really good looking app that's fun to use and nice to look at. But enough about the 'graphics,' what about the 'gameplay?'
Tweetbot Vs Twitter
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There are a few things that really grabbed my attention.
Layout
Most Twitter apps I had tried couldn't mimic the TweetDeck multi column approach that I like. Best of all, Tweetbot makes it easy to config it however you like.
You can display any feed that you like: Account timelines, lists, mentions and DMs. Anything listed on the left nav, can be rendered as a column. You can create its own window, making Tweetbot a multi window app, or generate columns that can be attached, detached, and rearranged to your liking. I've never seen a Twitter app this flexible. No matter your Twitter app preference, Tweetbot can do it.
Taskbar
Previously with TweetDeck, I would pull it up and scan from left to right, seeing if I had any DMs or mentions to reply. The only problem with this, is that it was easy to get sidetracked.
Not anymore.
Tweetbot has a cool taskbar pull-down that gives you a quick overview of what's going on with your account/accounts:
This is where my only gripe comes in.
If you have Tweetbot pulled-up on the screen, it will go to whatever you select. If you select, for instance ‘Mentions,' then Tweetbot will automatically jump to it. I like that–a lot. However–here comes the gripe–if you have Tweetdeck minimized to your dock, it won't pull-up the window automatically. Seems like a glitch, to me. Hopefully they'll fix this, because if it would pop-up when you selected one of these actions on the taskbar pull-down, it would be extra cool (like the mini-mushroom on Super Mario Wii).
So Much
There is a lot of awesome going on with Tweetbot. I was a little unsure about using a premium app for Twitter, but I'm really glad I made the jump. If you're someone who uses Twitter a lot from your Mac, you'll enjoy using Tweetbot. If you're a heavy user, especially if you need to keep an eye on more than one account or rely on sorting Twitter with lists, Tweetbot is the only option to consider.
Pricing
One thing that cannot go without mentioning, is pricing.
Tweetbot is $20.
That's a lot to spend on a Twitter app. Period.
However, when you start to dig into the feature set and see the quality of Tweetbot, you begin to realize that you're really getting your moneys worth. When you factor how much time you using the app everyday, it can really justify the expense.
That being said, the developers of Tweebot explain why the app is priced higher than they feel comfortable charging:
'Once we use up the tokens granted to us by Twitter, we will no longer be able to sell the app to new users. Tapbots will continue to support Tweetbot for Mac for existing customers at that time.
This limit and our desire to continue to support the app once we sell out is why we've priced Tweetbot for Mac a little higher than we'd like. It's the best thing we can do for the long term viability of the product. We know some will not be happy about Tweetbot for Mac's pricing, but the bottom line is Twitter needs to provide us with more tokens for us to be able to sell at a lower the price.'
I appreciate Tapbots commitment to offer a quality app that they are planning on supporting despite Twitter's boneheaded decisions.
In fact,
'Tapbots is so concerned about being able to add new customers and not hit those Twitter-imposed limits that it's even asking users who participated in the app's beta that don't want to use the final version to revoke access to the app so the token can be used immediately by someone else.'
Tweetbot For Mac Free
So that all being said, get Tweebot for Mac while you still can!
If you need to learn more about Tweetbot, jump on the Tapbots website.
Are you using Tweetbot? How do you like it?
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Tweetbot for Mac
Does Tweetbot for Mac live up to all the hype?
Yes.
I was blown away with how awesome it is.
Just look at these features:
- Block and report users for spam
- Manage lists
- Enable/Disable retweets from users
- View local and worldwide trends
- Edit your profile and avatar
- Inline media preview thumbs
- Use lists as timelines
- Mute users, hashtags, clients and keywords
- Save tweet drafts
- Single window view
- Multiple windows
- Column view
- Retina support
- Mountain Lion Notification Center integration
- Syncs with iCloud for iPhone and iPad Tweetbot users
- More!
My first impression was, 'Wow.'
The look and feel (*pop*?) is there. A really good looking app that's fun to use and nice to look at. But enough about the 'graphics,' what about the 'gameplay?'
Tweetbot Vs Twitter
1Ups
There are a few things that really grabbed my attention.
Layout
Most Twitter apps I had tried couldn't mimic the TweetDeck multi column approach that I like. Best of all, Tweetbot makes it easy to config it however you like.
You can display any feed that you like: Account timelines, lists, mentions and DMs. Anything listed on the left nav, can be rendered as a column. You can create its own window, making Tweetbot a multi window app, or generate columns that can be attached, detached, and rearranged to your liking. I've never seen a Twitter app this flexible. No matter your Twitter app preference, Tweetbot can do it.
Taskbar
Previously with TweetDeck, I would pull it up and scan from left to right, seeing if I had any DMs or mentions to reply. The only problem with this, is that it was easy to get sidetracked.
Not anymore.
Tweetbot has a cool taskbar pull-down that gives you a quick overview of what's going on with your account/accounts:
This is where my only gripe comes in.
If you have Tweetbot pulled-up on the screen, it will go to whatever you select. If you select, for instance ‘Mentions,' then Tweetbot will automatically jump to it. I like that–a lot. However–here comes the gripe–if you have Tweetdeck minimized to your dock, it won't pull-up the window automatically. Seems like a glitch, to me. Hopefully they'll fix this, because if it would pop-up when you selected one of these actions on the taskbar pull-down, it would be extra cool (like the mini-mushroom on Super Mario Wii).
So Much
There is a lot of awesome going on with Tweetbot. I was a little unsure about using a premium app for Twitter, but I'm really glad I made the jump. If you're someone who uses Twitter a lot from your Mac, you'll enjoy using Tweetbot. If you're a heavy user, especially if you need to keep an eye on more than one account or rely on sorting Twitter with lists, Tweetbot is the only option to consider.
Pricing
One thing that cannot go without mentioning, is pricing.
Tweetbot is $20.
That's a lot to spend on a Twitter app. Period.
However, when you start to dig into the feature set and see the quality of Tweetbot, you begin to realize that you're really getting your moneys worth. When you factor how much time you using the app everyday, it can really justify the expense.
That being said, the developers of Tweebot explain why the app is priced higher than they feel comfortable charging:
'Once we use up the tokens granted to us by Twitter, we will no longer be able to sell the app to new users. Tapbots will continue to support Tweetbot for Mac for existing customers at that time.
This limit and our desire to continue to support the app once we sell out is why we've priced Tweetbot for Mac a little higher than we'd like. It's the best thing we can do for the long term viability of the product. We know some will not be happy about Tweetbot for Mac's pricing, but the bottom line is Twitter needs to provide us with more tokens for us to be able to sell at a lower the price.'
I appreciate Tapbots commitment to offer a quality app that they are planning on supporting despite Twitter's boneheaded decisions.
In fact,
'Tapbots is so concerned about being able to add new customers and not hit those Twitter-imposed limits that it's even asking users who participated in the app's beta that don't want to use the final version to revoke access to the app so the token can be used immediately by someone else.'
Tweetbot For Mac Free
So that all being said, get Tweebot for Mac while you still can!
If you need to learn more about Tweetbot, jump on the Tapbots website.
Are you using Tweetbot? How do you like it?
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Name: Tweetbot for Twitter
Version: 2.4.6
Release Date: January 28, 2017
Language: English
Developer: Tapbots
MAS Rating: 4+
Mac Platform: Intel
OS Version: OS X 10.10 or later
Processor type(s) & speed: 64-bit processor
Includes: Pre-K'ed
tested and working on macOS 10.12.1
Web Site: http://tapbots.com/software/tweetbot/mac
Mac App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/app/tweetbot-for-twitter/id557168941?mt=12
Overview:
Tweetbot is an award-winning, native Twitter client for the Mac. This full-featured client has fantastic support for multiple accounts and lists. It also has powerful mute filters, multiple column views, and much more.
Highlights:
Designed for OS X.
Tweetbot feels right at home in Yosemite with its beautiful interface, animations, support for Retina Displays and Notification Center.
Multiple Columns & Windows.
Open saved searches, lists, mentions, direct message conversations and more into columns or windows and never miss a tweet.
Mute Filters.
Hide tweets that you don't want to see for a short period or forever. Mute people, hashtags, or tweets via keywords (includes regex).
Multiple Device Sync.
If you use Tweetbot on iOS, your timeline, unread status, and mute filters will automatically stay in sync so you can always continue where you left off across devices.
Support for 3rd Party Services.
Tweetbot supports bitly, CloudApp, Droplr, img.ly, Instapaper, Mobypicture, Pinboard, Pocket, Readability, and yfrog
What's New in Version 2.4.6:
In this case I'm using main window and begin sheet. Capture streaming video on mac for free. But in this example we're gonna go ahead and use begin sheet and that's it. You can share the sheet or show the sheet however which way you choose using UIKit.
Tweetbot For Ios
– Fixed issue where closing main window would stop the dock icon from updating.
– Fixed issue where time not showing up on reply/conversation tweets in status detail.
– Fixes issue where you swipe to show tweet detail and then swipe back and hovering over timeline again doesn't show action overlay buttons until you scroll.
– If you have a twitter user/tweet url you'd like to open in Tweetbot you can now paste it into the search field in the search tab.
– Fixed issue with ‘Go to User' where typing a username could take you to a random user.
– Fixed issue where you could duplicate Topics popovers.
Tweetbot For Mac
