anyone having an issue with twitter app for iPhone? Ever since they updated the site last week I go through long stretches where tweets won't load.
I had trouble with my Android phone and webpage yesterday on Twitter. I couldn't load any new tweets and it had nothing to do with my wifi connection. I logged out on the computer and immediately just logged back in and it fixed the computer and the phone.anyone having an issue with twitter app for iPhone? Ever since they updated the site last week I go through long stretches where tweets won't load.
started using Tweetdeck whenever I am on my laptop - much better. Twitter app also started putting "What you missed" without giving me the option to close and tell it not to do that. I like to see my tweets in chrono orderGiven that you can eliminate ads and read tweets in chronological order using a third-party app, why does anyone use the official app?
Yeah I'm done with the Normal app because of this.started using Tweetdeck whenever I am on my laptop - much better. Twitter app also started putting "What you missed" without giving me the option to close and tell it not to do that. I like to see my tweets in chrono order
Yeah. Twiterrific is also very good. Twitteriffic is accessible and enables you to write image descriptions for visually impaired users, if that's important to you.If you use twitter and have an iPhone you need to get tweetbot. It's head and shoulders above the "official" app
I was generally successful at turning that off in the past (plus turning off algo timeline).Yeah. Twiterrific is also very good. Twitteriffic is accessible and enables you to write image descriptions for visually impaired users, if that's important to you.
But absolutely: with no ads and no "X liked this tweet" injecting random content into your feed, I can't think of a good reason to use the official app. Unfortunately, the Twitter API won't let third party apps display Moments, Polls, or Group DMs but having been on third party clients for years, I don't miss them.
Check out Easy Chirp for a good, free, lightweight desktop client. My friend built it. It's light enough to work in otherwise useless browsers, like the one built into the Kindle.