Tapbots also listed a new “Huge” font size available through settings, improved scrolling performance, and a new tweet replies view. You might also notice that your timeline, as well as DM’s and mentions, will now be auto-refreshed every five minutes. Perhaps the biggest enhancement in the new Tweetbot is the updated timeline view that refines the UI making links (now colored), profile images (thumbnails now appear in timeline), and usernames just a single tap away. Another nice addition is the tappable “Retweeted by” bar now appearing in the timeline. Other improvements made to the app include adjusted cell colors for better contrast, a redesigned direct message UI, and a new “New Tweets” bar that can be hidden with a tap or through Settings… Tweetbot version 2.0 is a significant update with dozens of new features and changes, and its first impressions seem to be positive.
BI and Rene at iMore has the review:ĭeveloper Tapbots just dropped an updated version of its popular third-party Twitter iPhone client. Namely, a new way to adjust font size (separate from iOS 7’s Dynamic Type feature), a dark theme. For anyone holding off on Tweetbot to avoid having to use another client on iPad, the iPad version is probably worth the extra $3 with this mornings update. The post also indicates some helpful enhancements that will come in future updates to Tweetbot 3. It has a new two-pane iPad UI and other features specific to the larger display. Update: Tapbots followed up with a separate iPad version of Tweetbot that is a different purchase ( also $2.99), but it implements many of the new features and UI elements introduced in the v2.0 update for the iPhone app earlier today.
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