Author: Nick Statt
TweetDeck is getting some much-needed core Twitter features, the company announced today, including native support for GIFs, polls, and emoji. These features have long been a part of the desktop version of Twitter and, before it got shut down last year, the dedicated Mac app version. But TweetDeck has for years languished in the periphery of Twitter’s product road map, getting new features late or not at all.
Now, after polling users yesterday on the missing features people would most like to see incorporated into TweetDeck, the company said it would be bringing the above mentioned new elements as well as support for threads and image tagging to TweetDeck. It’s just a test for now, but we should expect the new features to arrive at some...
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TweetDeck is getting some much-needed core Twitter features, the company announced today, including native support for GIFs, polls, and emoji. These features have long been a part of the desktop version of Twitter and, before it got shut down last year, the dedicated Mac app version. But TweetDeck has for years languished in the periphery of Twitter’s product road map, getting new features late or not at all.
Now, after polling users yesterday on the missing features people would most like to see incorporated into TweetDeck, the company said it would be bringing the above mentioned new elements as well as support for threads and image tagging to TweetDeck. It’s just a test for now, but we should expect the new features to arrive at some...
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