Ondrej Holzman After more than three months, Tapbots have released a "regular" update for their popular Twitter app, Tweetbot, which once again brings a few minor changes and updates. These are not revolutionary changes, but Tapbots confirms in each update that they listen to users' wishes and constantly push the application forward...
In version 3.3, you can choose in Tweetbot whether you want to use the existing Helvetica or the new Avenir as a font. Previews of images (and other multimedia content) inside tweets can now be even larger, spanning the entire width of the screen. At the same time, you can completely turn off the display of these previews.
If you create a new filter in Tweetbot 3.3, you can also apply it to existing lists and timelines, which was not possible before. Furthermore, the latest version brings bug fixes.
The news mentioned above certainly doesn't look like a job that will exhaust you for three and a half months, so we can only hope that Tapbots has been hard at work on Tweetbot for iPad in the past weeks, in addition to the iPhone version, because users are especially calling for it. The Apple tablet is still waiting for its Tweetbot optimized for iOS 7.
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Does anyone know how to display all the photos in the user's profile and, above all, so that the corresponding tweet can be seen for each photo? The official Twitter app can do that, and it's actually the only negative I've found with Tweetbot so far. Thanks.
All photos in a user's profile? I only know about the Media timeline, which can display in any timeline only tweets with media content (large suddenly including the text of the tweet). It activates next to the search field.