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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 1.2.4:
Release notes were unavailable at the time this listing was updated.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5. or later.
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| Tweetie User Reviews (38 posts) | Write A Review |
 | 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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 | 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.
(Version 1.2.4) | |
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 | Oct 23 2009 |
D00D Stop putting this as a comment on all the Twitter clients. You can easily link your Facebook status to Twitter if it's that important to you.
(Version 1.2.4) | |
| Oct 12 2009 |
MRGANDO Is tweetie 2.0 comming to mac ? it has great features on the iPhone.
(Version 1.2.4) | |
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| Oct 8 2009 |
RBUGAJEWSKI Best Twitter client for Mac OS X! I searched a long time for the best Twitter client for Mac OS X and finally bought Twitter. Tweetie has a great, polished and focused UI and I can do everything I want. The multi-account support is implemented in a really great way (IÂ’m a huge fan of the iconized sidebar) and the overall interaction is very intuitive. I love the sophisticated keyboard shortcuts throughout the whole application. Another great feature is the conversation view that lets me easily follow a running conversation. Looking up user data and following / unfollowing is also a very easy procedure and something that I previously did only through TwitterÂ’s web interface. The last thing I like is the integrated image view for TwitPic etc. It not only looks nice, but it gives you also a fast and QuickLook-like interface whenever you need to view an image. It gets easily out of your way so you can continue to read newer tweets.
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| Oct 1 2009 |
Fix a problem where, erm, you know... (it crashed... can't believe it either) Revamped networking code, should now honor system proxy settings Check out what's coming soon for Tweetie 2 for Mac and iPhone: http://j.mp/bigbird2
(Version 1.2.4) | |
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| Sep 10 2009 |
WRELEVEN Since this has a menu-extra please allow for icon removal in the dock. Of course you'd need to include all the major menu function in the little menu-extra menu. I don't think this should live in the dock and the menu - pick one (the menu ;-) !
(Version 1.2.2) | |
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| Aug 28 2009 |
ITISTODAY While the UI is pretty good (not great, it can be a bit confusing and non-inuitive, it took me about a minute to figure out how to post a tweet, "Oh, it's that tiny camouflaged button in the lower-left!), the fact that it doesn't support authentication for URL shorteners makes it unusable for me.
(Version 1.2.2) | |
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| Jun 20 2009 |
MICKSMAC I paid for this, only to discover it has a huge drawback: unlike Nambu, it doesn't substitute shortened URLs, it simply truncates your whole tweet (adding a short new URL), effectively losing all text after the URL. I have no idea why people rave about this client. It is unusable for me. Do yourself a favor, go get Nambu for free.
(Version 1.2.2) | |
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| Jun 15 2009 |
AYMEN $20 for twitter only client ? I get updates almost from all social networks using eventbox for just $15. Com'n, be realistic !
(Version 1.2.2) | |
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| Jun 15 2009 |
LEWISH While they obviously want to sell licenses, the unlicensed version is 100% exactly the same aside from some unobtrusive ads now and then. I have a feeling the license cost is a bit prohibitive intentionally - finding the most profitable intersection of ad revenue and license revenue.
(Version 1.2.2) | |
| Jun 15 2009 |
WALRUSCP $15-20 is pretty much the price point for higher end Twitter clients (e.g., Twitterific is $15). I bought Tweetie while it was on sale early on, and I have to say I like it for its simplicity and clean interface. I also love Eventbox, and pull that out when I am doing heavy lifting social networking (Google Reader, Twitter, Facebook, etc., etc.). Atebits should probably consider pricing Tweetie at $13-15 to directly compete with Twitterific. I think they'd find a lot of success in doing so.
(Version 1.2.2) | |
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