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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!.Fixed an issue where Tweeten did not persist the zoom level across sessions (#192).Fixed an issue where the "clear column" quick action did not appear for Search columns (#227).Fixed an issue where the app wouldn't persist previous window state before installing a new update.Fixed an issue where the GIF zoom preview would take up the entire window for larger GIFs (#243).Fixed an issue where native Twitter videos would not play (#230).Previously, the modal would close if there was any scroll event in the app. Changed compact RT modal behaviour to only close when the tweet moves.

Fixed an issue where the compact RT modal broke modals such as "Add or remove from lists." and "Add to Collection." (#249).Fixed an issue where the compact RT modal did not work when the Tweeten window is narrow (#248).Fixed an issue where the app would not focus the existing instance when attempting to launch a second instance with "multiple instances" option disabled.This is in line with the behaviour of other apps such as Discord, Spotify, etc.To completely close the app, including the notifications, you will have to hit CMD+Q, or "Quit App" from the context menu of the app in the dock.This will ensure that notifications still show up and that you are able to perform tweet actions (like/RT/reply) from the notifications. When you now close the Tweeten window with the red X button, it will simply hide the window, and clicking on the Tweeten icon on the taskbar will show the window again.Fixed an issue where the app would not close properly in macOS (#238), resulting in changed behaviour:.

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The new Tweeten logo has been slightly adjusted to be larger on both Windows and macOS.

On macOS, Tweeten follows native OS settings (System Preferences > Keyboard > Spelling).

Added ability to choose the language for spell checker on Windows.

Added the ability to disable the spell checker (#211).

This is independent of Tweeten Notifications, so you will be able to use custom notification sounds even if you disable Tweeten Notifications.

Added the ability to set custom notification sounds (#233).

Built-in mute feature allows you to temporarily disable notifications easily.

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Tweeten Notifications respect Do Not Disturb settings in macOS (only on Intel Mac devices) and Focus Assist settings in Windows 10/11.

You can view quoted tweets in notifications, as well as more general details for each tweet/notification.

You can view images and GIFs within notifications.

Complete control over how and where notifications appear via Tweeten Settings > Notifications.

Tweeten Notifications allow you to interact with tweets directly, including being able to like a tweet.

Get real-time updates for your columns, built on top of the existing TweetDeck notification system.

Previously, the tweeted emoji images from the mobile apps (Android and iOS) use to appear as hollow boxes on the web.Tweeten 5.5.0 includes the following changes:

Along with Twitter mobile interface, the company had updated its Web interface as well. "From today you'll find some special little characters in your columns! Emojis are now supported on web, Windows and Chrome Extension," read TweetDeck's tweet.Twitter had introduced emoji support in April, seeking popularity of the emoticons. On its official Twitter handle, the company wrote that emoji support (brought to the Web by Twitter in April) will be available for the Chrome extensions and the Windows app. In May, TweetDeck had added emoji support. Once users share multiple (up to four) photos in a tweet, a collage is automatically created. The feature allows users to share up to four photos in a single tweet, and the photos are stitched together into a collage.

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Notably, Twitter had rolled out the ability to attach multiple multiple photos in a tweet via its iOS app in March, and then later added to Web interface and the Android app in May. Apple Mac users should get this feature soon as well, speculates the report. TweetDeck, a social media dashboard app for managing one or more Twitter accounts, is now allowing users to embed or attach multiple photos in a tweet - a feature that was introduced by Twitter earlier this year.įirst reported by The Next Web, the new feature is now available in TweetDeck's Android app, Windows desktop app, and the Web interface.