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Scalare is a minimal Twitter client built as minimal and unintrusive as possible. It shows your friend's tweets as Growl notifications.
It allows you to send tweets without stopping your workflow. And because Scalare uses Growl, the customization options are endless. Go into System Preferences and set your custom display styles under the Growl preference pane.
It allows you to send tweets without stopping your workflow. And because Scalare uses Growl, the customization options are endless. Go into System Preferences and set your custom display styles under the Growl preference pane.
What's New
Version 1.0b61:
- Fixed some old references to the old app name in the UI.
- Reinterpret '<' and '>' to show properly on tweets.
- Fixed some typographical errors.
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| Downloads:2,547 |
| Version Downloads:397 |
| Type:Internet : Internet Utilities |
| License:Free |
| Date:01 Aug 2010 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Scalare is a minimal Twitter client built as minimal and unintrusive as possible. It shows your friend's tweets as Growl notifications.
It allows you to send tweets without stopping your workflow. And because Scalare uses Growl, the customization options are endless. Go into System Preferences and set your custom display styles under the Growl preference pane.
It allows you to send tweets without stopping your workflow. And because Scalare uses Growl, the customization options are endless. Go into System Preferences and set your custom display styles under the Growl preference pane.
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Giovanni Lanzani reviewed on 06 Mar 2009
I wish I could set up the time interval for the update. Right now is 90''.
I recommend this to any mac os x twitter user.
Looks promising. I've been using the Hahlo/Fluid/Growl mashup, and Scalaris is similar and far easier to set up.
One problem with Scalaris right off the bat is that the Tweet field has no character count. Instead, once you've reached your character limit, you just can't type anymore. I'd rather see an unlimited field with a character count, so you can type your tweet and then edit as needed. Doesn't seem like it would be a hard fix.
I like Growl Twitter solutions in general. They are lightweight and unobtrusive. My one complaint is that URLs are not clickable in Growl notifications. I hope Growl can implement this at some point.
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