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Bison Bonasus for iOS - a Fantastic Photographic Journey As you may or may not know, photography is one of my favourite.

Tweetbot 2.0 for Mac is Out-the Best Twitter Client in the World I’ve been traveling these past few weeks, having a wonderful.

About Ticci’s 2014 Twitter Client review Federico Viticci wrote a post review as close to a book.

Stolen Kisses - Life After Tweetbot Tweetbot and I have been having an affair since its inception.

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★ Tweetbot 2 – Mac – Social Networking – €9.99 → ★ Tweetbot 4 – iOS – Social Networking – €9.99 → Until then, just pay the $10 / €10 - the timeline sync feature between computers is worth it alone. Unless hell freezes over and the Tapbot team actually starts developing for Android. It’s completely worth it - this is the single app that will keep me from switching to Android or any other operating system. If you haven’t yet tried Tweetbot, give it a shot.

Fixed an issue where timeline would get stuck.

Improved support for uploading video to Twitter.

Quoting a Tweet looks much nicer when composing a Tweet.

Muting a user you don’t follow will now also prevent Tweets from that user from showing up in your Mentions, Lists and Searches.

Support for Arabic language, including Right to Left UI.

Tapbots also lists the following changes:

it is now possible to paste an image from the clipboard into the compose window - this has made my life much easier.

the larger timeline images (changeable in the app’s preferences) on the iPad are now smaller.

the timeline is now navigable via an external hardware keyboard - this feature lacks a bit of polish, but works as intended (you can display all keyboard shortcuts by holding down the Command key).

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the second column can now be hidden - this is a blessing on my iPad Pro 12,9″, because I can now scroll my timeline with my right hand in portrait orientation.Tweetbot 4.3 also adds a bunch of smaller features, as well as some welcome bug fixes: I’ve used Topics for close to everything, saved them as Collections for easy access in the future, and I’m discovering new uses for them on a daily basis. The above example (in Polish - my apologies) was created during a Balloon Festival which I attended. Topics can be also saved as Collections, which are then accessible from a user’s profile page in Tweetbot. This feature will also soon come to Tweetbot 2 for Mac. Topics are saved in iCloud and sync with your other devices.

Each Topic can also have an assigned hashtag, which makes live tweeting extremely easy. To access Topics, all you have to do is click the gear icon while composing a new tweet. Each tweet is an answer to the previous one, which allows others to easily follow them, even if there were long stretches of time between them. This can be of course done manually, but setting up a Topic greatly simplifies the whole process. The big feature is Topics - a function which allows a person to compose a series of connected tweets. Tapbots released Tweetbot 4.3 for iOS with a few new great features, making me want to pay them for their app all over again.