You can also expect to see other features like the ability to download videos, extensive filtering/muting options, a GIF search tool, and the ability to schedule tweets. Tweeten’s interface is also very similar to that of TweetDeck: You’ll still get all those columns you loved. It’s free to download and use and it’s available for both Windows and MacOS as desktop apps and as a browser extension for Google Chrome.
If you’re not a fan of the TweetDeck web app and would strongly prefer a standalone desktop client to manage your tweets and other bird app activities, then Tweeten is likely your best option. You can also schedule tweets to publish at certain times. You can manage your own tweets and easily keep track of what’s going on in the world using its various customizable columns. It has a simple, easy-to-understand interface. It’s free to use and you can access it at. Though TweetDeck for Mac has shut down, you can still access TweetDeck as a web app. If you’re not quite ready to let go of TweetDeck outright yet, you don’t have to.
You can continue to use #TweetDeckFeedback to share your thoughts and suggestions with us. We appreciate all the feedback you’ve given us while we work on a new and improved TweetDeck. Beginning today, the TweetDeck for Mac app will no longer be available.
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