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DESCRIPTION
Tweetie is a Twitter client with the following features: -
Conversations:
Double click on a tweet to view not only that tweet, but the entire conversation history leading up to that tweet. Never lose track of a conversation again.
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Easy Compose:
Independent compose windows stay out of your way until you need them. Have as many open at a time as you'd like while you compose your thoughts. Everything has a keyboard shortcut, (Command-Enter will send a tweet).
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Easy Search Trends:
See what's hot on Twitter right now, then search for the most recent tweets on those popular topics with a single click.
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Easy Threaded DM’s:
Have a real private conversation over Twitter with your Direct Messages displayed just like a real chat. Reply with a single click, and never lose track of who said what.
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Easy User Details:
Drill down to a users details, see not only their tweets, but tweets in reply to them as well. Check out their favorites, bio and manage your following with a handy action menu.
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Easy Torn Off Search:
Want to keep track of an important phrase or idea? Just start a search, then go to Window -> Open in New Window to tear that search off into its own window. Put it anywhere you'd like, and watch as the freshest tweets come in.
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Easy Bookmarklet:
Sharing links with Tweetie is a cinch. Install the bookmarklet, and then when you find a cool webpage, all it takes is a single click from your browser to share that link with the world.
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Easy Preferences: Make Tweetie work the way you want. Configure what you want to be notified of, choose your favorite URL shortener and image hosting service. Set up as many accounts as you'd like! Tweetie has the best multiple account implementation around.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.2.6: - Fix 'since_id' refreshing error
- Show new retweets (the old school way for now)
- Fix /followers link
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5. or later.
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| Tweetie User Reviews (46 posts) | Write A Review |
 | Mar 9 2010 |
JEREMYAN Compared to Echofon, Tweetie uses more memory. They have similar functions. Echofon interface is simpler. Tweetie is fancier. But Echofon works well with Magic Mouse scrolling and Tweetie doesn't yet. And Echofon for Mac is free as of now. They might charge money for it. But as of now Echofon is better. And did I mention that Echfon can sync with the iPhone version for unread tweets?
(Version 1.2.4) | |
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| Mar 9 2010 |
BEN GOLD I'm not sure why atebits has been so slow to update this app (probably because he was working on Tweetie 2 for iPhone). He is working on Tweetie 2 for Mac now, in fact people who bought the recent MacHeist bundle get beta access to it. Anyway, this is a great twitter client for mac, and I expect the next version to be nothing short of amazing. This guy is damn good at designing easy to use UIs. There are a lot of really nice features in this app like previews of image links and short links, multiple account support, and in-app video tweeting. There are a lot of Mac Twitter clients, but many of them are not native apps and are not nearly as well designed as this app is. Best part: You can use it unlicensed for free, you just have to deal with a few unobtrusive ads once in a while.
(Version 1.2.4) | |
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| Feb 12 2010 |
JONBO I have used quite a few Twitter clients. Tweetie and Nambu has been my favorite so far! It has powerful functions but is SUPER easy to use. I'am currently trying to decide which I like better though haha. I'll keep you guys posted =)
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 | Feb 8 2010 |
7H31LL3G4L Tweetie but when you upgrade to Mac now has become obsolete with other clients just think the iPhone version? also the iphone version and stops for a long time you want to work or abandoned projects?
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| Feb 6 2010 |
RELUX I love this app and it's my main client. However, it does need an update and is aging. Would be nice to be able to change the update interval, twitter list support, better search, trends, etc.
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| Jan 28 2010 |
KIOSHI You have valid points, it's lighter and doesn't take up your whole screen. But without Facebook integration I still prefer to open a browser tab with the hootsuite website since it's almost like tweetdeck without the heavy resource use (I also like hootsuite's abitily to schedule your tweets/facebook updates). Just my opinion of course.
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| Jan 8 2010 |
PAGUCA no way to retweet in a decent way, RT is now a main feature , lot of options are missing
(Version 1.2.4) | |
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 | Jan 28 2010 |
STONEMAN Not true. All you need to do is control-click (or right-click) on the tweet in question and select "Repost..."
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| Dec 1 2009 |
KIOSHI I dunno why this client is so popular when Tweetdeck is so much better and free.
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| Dec 15 2009 |
KBEAT Mainly because it has a much cleaner and more Mac like interface. Plus the fact that TweetDeck is an AdobeAIR app which makes it a resource hog. Most people don't want a Twitter client using the resources of Photoshop. Also, when it was originally released, it was much closer feature wise with TweetDeck. Since then, Twitter's APIs have seen a lot of enhancements, and TweetDeck has updated with them regularly. Look for Tweetie 2 on the Mac soon, which will bring all the great additions that we now have with Tweetie 2 on the iPhone.
(Version 1.2.4) | |
| Jan 28 2010 |
STONEMAN I use it because I can check tweeties from three separate accounts I use (two for different occupations I pursue, and one private) without hogging a lot of desktop space or resources. But I do wish it had spam reporting.
(Version 1.2.4) | |
 | Nov 2 2009 |
SONICDEVIANT If I change my profile pic on Twitter then I just get blank icons for myself in Tweetie. What gives?
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| Jan 28 2010 |
STONEMAN Have you tried closing Tweetie and restarting it?
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| Oct 27 2009 |
OSP It is my twitter client of choice. Tweetie has found the one hand the sleek user interface and on the other hand a huge number of functions under the hood. Thus, as a newcomer to Twitter it does not stand in my way and as I'm growing up in Twitter it has the pro-tools at hand. I highly recommend it to anyone using Twitter.
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