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Fixed an issue with Hardware Acceleration - please turn off hardware acceleration if you experience frame drops.īefore this update, you'd have to restart the app to apply many changes in its settings.

#Twitter client for windows 2018 for windows 10#

Fixed an issue where the app wouldn't close from the custom titlebar in Windows. Available today, Twitter’s new app for Windows 10 is better than ever.

"Clear column" icon has been updated to be less confusing.

You can now display a separator between tweets.

You can now grab the top-left corner of columns to move them around and re-order the layout.

You can now display column icons in the column headers.

Muted words and filters have been moved out of settings.

It supports features that people on Twitter love, including longer Tweets, the Explore tab to find topics relevant to your interests, and the ability to bookmark Tweets to be read later. Available today, Twitter’s new app for Windows 10 is better than ever.

#Twitter client for windows 2018 download#

Beginning today, you can download an all-new Twitter app for Windows 10 from Microsoft Store. You can now see changes in effect instantly, too. New Twitter app for Windows 10 available from Microsoft Store.

#Twitter client for windows 2018 code#

Monaco) as Visual Studio Code so you can now custom CSS for Tweeten with syntax highlighting and more. Custom CSS now uses the same editor (i.e.Most settings are now applied instantly - reloads/restarts and only required based on the context.Search for settings instantly - search by keywords, or by tags like "privacy", "customization".Ability to sync Tweeten theme with your OS theme.Instant theme changes without reloading.Settings: completely revamped from the ground-up!.Nevertheless, the Twitter app quietly stole the thing back again a couple days later. This is also the pane where I'd reset the app back to default before, after which Twitter links went back to going to the browser again like they had for years. I DO notice that a step or two back from that, under the settings from Twitter there, directly above the Defaults header (where I can select to go to the Set default apps pane), that there's an option under the App permissions header to turn Background apps Off. There isn't anything resembling a means of dropping the app that is shown back out of consideration and reverting things back to having links go to the browser. Okay, so how do I go about determining which this is, and turn it back off from there? In any event, I have gone to Start > System > Settings > Apps, scrolled down to Twitter on that list, and selected Advanced options there, and then selected Set default apps, and then Choose default apps by protocol, for instance, selected Twitter from there, and the only options it gives is to select the existing Twitter app, or Look for an app from the store. Bah! Why does Microshaft keep trying to second-guess all our choices and try to FORCE us to do it the way some double-danged chairwarmer at Microsoft THINKS we SHOULD do it? I want to smack them upside the head with a clue-by-four.

#Twitter client for windows 2018 how to#

Twitter-related desktop app (I had tried several before giving up on the Twitter app approach altogether), I have no idea how to freaking FORCE it to permanently remain locked down to going to my default web-browser like I prefer it to. I've gone through the set-your-default-apps-for-each-category pane in Windows, and all it does is let me choose what desktop APP to redirect Twitter URLs to, there's no Revert it back to the freaking BROWSER you eeeelectronic cretin!!! button in there. but today Windows spontaneously resumed opening all my Twitter links in that bloomin' Twitter app again. I actually did go in and reset the settings on that Twitter app back to default, from a few days ago, and things immediately went back to opening in my web browser again like I wanted. Well, lately, the system has suddenly taken to launching one of those Twitter desktop apps I'd abandoned in place years ago, and I can't turn that "feature" back OFF. tho, to be honest, I don't use Twitter that much anymore, other than to sometimes look at Twitter links people send me in IM. I was never satisfied with any of the apps, and Twitter fixed what they'd broken in the Web interface, so I eventually went exclusively back to accessing them from the web browser.

There are a handful of Twitter desktop apps I installed ages ago because Twitter borked the web-interface at one point.

I've run into a really, really annoying problem.