Tweetbot 2.0 Arrives On The Mac To Secure Its Reputation As One Of The Best

This article originally appeared on 60 Second Social.

Tweetbot is the most popular third party Twitter client on iOS and on the Mac. For users who are not satisfied with Twitters main app, Tweetbot has usually been the next port of call. The iOS app received a major overhaul when iOS 7 arrived but it has been some time since the Mac app has received any love however yesterday Tweetbot 2.0 landed on the Mac App Store, and it looks fantastic.

Personally I use the flagship app from Twitter on my iPhone, I much prefer the full rounded mobile experience through the app from Twitter themselves. While Tweetbot is aesthetically the best looking Twitter app on the phone it just comes down to personal preference for me.

However, Twitter has failed to show any real love to their desktop app, in fact it pretty much feels neglected. It has the old clunky design which looks nasty on Yosemite and their own app lacks some basic functionality such as the recent quote tweet layout which arrived on mobile earlier this year (it must be pointed out that Tweetbot does not have this either however the point is that we would expect to see these features arriving on the Twitter app long before now).

Tweetbot has arrived with a brand new look, a clean and flat modern interface has replaced the old design which brings the design in line with the Tweetbot app and looks stunning on Yosemite.

The app has the same features as before, you can view mentions, messages, tweets you have favourited, do a basic search, look at your profile, view your lists, view your mute list. The app has also adopted a new colour palette which includes a dark sidebar and lighter main columns. Account profile pictures now appear as circles which is keeping in line with the iOS app.

There is also a new column manager in the bottom left which allows users to pop out and manage multiple different views in a similar style as that of Tweetdeck but not quite as flexible as Tweetdeck itself in terms of the different columns you can view.

The app is a free update for users who already own Tweetbot however if you are a first time buyer it will cost you €12.99 and it is worth every single penny.


 

About The Author

Mark is the founder of 60 Second Social media where he provides social media news and digital marketing analysis. He has an Advanced Diploma in Psychology and a Diploma in Digital Marketing And Social Media. You can follow him on Twitter here. You can also follow 60 Second Social on Twitter here. Or you can drop Mark an email at, daltomark@me.com

Mark Dalton

Mark is the founder of the 60 Second Social Media blog where he provided social media news and digital marketing analysis. He now covers digital marketing and social media here on Irish Tech News.

Recent Posts

AI FORWARD > Supercomputing the Future: Rare Open Day at Ireland’s Most Advanced AI Infrastructure

CloudCIX, in conjunction with AlloComp, will host AI FORWARD > Supercomputing the Future, a one-day…

17 hours ago

MTU to Host National Workshop on Strengthening Rural Life and the Future of Farming

Munster Technological University (MTU) will host a major stakeholder workshop exploring the future of rural…

19 hours ago

Pendulum Summit returns Friday, January 23rd

Pendulum Summit kicks off this Friday for the 12th year, founded by Irish International rugby…

20 hours ago

Accelerating Clean Transport: Tyndall Researchers Driving New Research to Integrate Electric Buses in Ireland

Tyndall National Institute was awarded six projects from SEAI’s National Energy Research, Development & Demonstration…

21 hours ago

ServiceNow and OpenAI collaborate to deepen and accelerate enterprise AI outcomes

ServiceNow the AI control tower for business reinvention, and OpenAI has announced an enhanced strategic…

23 hours ago

More about Irish Tech News


Irish Tech News are Ireland’s No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland’s No.1 Tech Podcast too.


You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: https://anchor.fm/irish-tech-news


If you’d like to be featured in an upcoming Podcast email us at Simon@IrishTechNews.ie now to discuss.


Irish Tech News have a range of services available to help promote your business. Why not drop us a line at Info@IrishTechNews.ie now to find out more about how we can help you reach our audience.


You can also find and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat.