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DESCRIPTION
Itsy is a small, simple Twitter app for your Mac.
Itsy won't hog up your screen or do other crazy things.
- See and send tweets, replies, DM's
- Mentions integrated into timeline
- Inline yfrog and twitpic viewing
- Reply chains
- Growl notifications
- Twitter Search
WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.4.0:
- Bug fix: Better handle the case where Twitter sends a certain kind of corrupt data.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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| Developer: | Mowglii |
| Downloads: | 3,579 |
| - Version d/l: | 286 |
| Internet: | Chat |
| License: | Free |
| Date: | 25 Aug 2010 |
| Platform: | PPC/Intel |
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| Itsy User Reviews (10 posts) | Write A Review |
 | May 20 2010 |
LOPOZ Love it! Would be even better if it would have an option to hide the Dock icon! (Version 1.3.3) | |
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 | Jun 30 2010 |
LOPOZ I've done this myself by editing the Info.plist to include: Although this prevents you from accessing menu bar items like the application preferences, I prefer this behavior, since I like to keep my Dock as clean as possible. If the dev would include a right-click menu for the menu bar icon, access to the preferences etc wouldn't be a problem and it would allow the Dock icon to be hidden without loss of functionality (Version 1.3.7) | |
 | Jun 30 2010 |
LOPOZ That didn't come out well.. Check this page for instructions on hiding the Dock icon: http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20010701191518268 Make sure to edit the preferences beforehand, as you won't have easy access to them after hiding the Dock icon. (Version 1.3.7) | |
 | Aug 20 2010 |
DRDUL I agree. I love the minimalist approach to Itsy, which is unfortunately negated by the big fat dock icon. Add the Itsy menu to the menubar icon and give users the option of turning off the dock icon. Itsy would then be worth five stars, and would then be worth paying for. (Version 1.3.9) | |
 | Aug 21 2010 |
COCOANUT I couldn't agree more. The developer should add the ability to remove the dock icon and it'd be nearly perfect. (Version 1.3.9) | |
 | Mar 18 2010 |
GCOGHILL A great little Twitter app, but lacking a few features: - Growl alerts get lumped together ("8+ new tweets") after a certain number of them pile up (it doesn't seem consistent), and @ replies & DMs are bunched in with these. They need to be kept separate so the Growl alerts always appear. - The "bulk" growl message should only appear after it hit a certain number -- in other words, display X tweets (10?), and then pop up a "4 more tweets" growl alert. I just got one that said "7 new tweets". Why not just display all 7? - no highlighting of @ replies in the main timeline. Really? Noting I am suggesting would detract from the minimalist approach of the app. I sent an email to the developer with no reply, so not holding my breath on these. (Version 1.3.0) | |
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 | May 20 2010 |
MATTHEW GREEN I find a lot of your missing "features" rather moot I've disabled growl notifications for new tweets, it's like getting notified when the tide comes in, you know it's going to happen eventually, so a periodic check of the app does the job for me. highlighting of @mention in the main timeline also pointless as you have a dedicated menu for mentions and an option to disable mentions in the timeline, in the preferences. (Version 1.3.3) | |
 | May 20 2010 |
GCOGHILL Obviously the developer thinks Growl notifications are worthwhile, as they are supported. And Your preference against highlighting @ replies could be just that - a preference in the app. Typically an @ reply requires your attention, I don't see how a subtle highlight wouldn't be useful. As a few releases have come and gone without any release note on these items being updated or added, I just assume the dev decided against them. Also why I'm still using Tweetie or Echofon. (Version 1.3.3) | |
 | Mar 9 2010 |
X0R uhm... this new version doesn't work with my twitter account :( never log in :/ (Version 1.3.0) | |
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 | Mar 9 2010 |
X0R uppss sorry now it works :S (Version 1.3.0) | |
 | Feb 24 2010 |
KALUNLAU Small, simple and gets the job done. More customisation and an option to have text under icons would make it perfect. (Version 1.2.3) | |
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 | Feb 14 2010 |
JAMES W. I used singlemizer since very first versions and in my opinion it is the only up-to-date duplicate elliminator on mac os. Application still needs to be heavy polished, but i prefer it to others. (Version 1.2.2) | |
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 | Feb 14 2010 |
HELEN POP Itsy is my favorite twitter client! For a long time i was using Tweetie, because it is very clean and its animations is just perfect, but when i saw Itsy - i realized that Tweetie is a little to heavy. The only feature Itsy is lacking is a support for multiple accounts. In the same minimal vision. (Version 1.2.2) | |
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 | Feb 8 2010 |
7H31LL3G4L missing the icon in the menubar how other twitter client would say that the icon in the menubar and indispensable (Version 1.2.2) | |
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 | Feb 8 2010 |
MATTHEW GREEN while nicely designed and very very small, echofon current does more for less memory. while presently free that will soon change when pricing is announced (Version 1.2.2) | |
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 | Feb 7 2010 |
NIVENH This twitter client is probably THE slickest twitter client to date. If you have a single account, this is the one you want to use. Its very to the point, looks beautiful, is extremely intuitive, and very minimal. I'm a convert. bye bye tweetie. (Version 1.2.1) | |
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 | Feb 1 2010 |
DRAELREN Does exactly the things as advertised. Simple, no memory hog. Thanks for this little gem. (Version 1.2.1) | |
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