The Twitter application for Mac was one of the worst applications available on the market to manage our Twitter account, although the Windows 10 application despite being created from scratch, it is also a real crap where the available options are conspicuous by their absence. It is clear that the guys on Twitter only pay attention to the version for mobile devices, the main base of all its users and the web version, the rest of the platforms seem to be completely abandoned, but after this update, it seems that they have agreed that There is also something beyond iOS and Android.
With this new update, Twitter reaches version 4.0. The main novelty that we find at least aesthetic, is that it offers us a black color theme, ideal for all those users who have changed the appearance of the OS X menus to dark color instead of the light gray that Apple offers us natively when we installed El Capitan or Yosemite. Another of the new features that the application brings you is the ability to mute user accounts, a new widget called Today to see the main hashtags of the day in the notification center, to create groups of up to 50 users and support to quote tweets as well as adding the ability to upload videos and gifs to the platform.
But what many users might expect is the possibility of synchronizing your time line with other devices, such as tweet maker or via iCloud as we can do with Tweetbot or Twitterrific, has not arrived, so that if we leave our Mac to go outside, along the way we can continue to see our time line from the position where we left it before turning off the Mac. The latest news is found in the icon of the application that has gone from the square in the shape of a comic bubble with a darker blue, to a circle of light blue.
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