Twitter @ Desktop allows you to quickly get the latest Twitter updates quickly without any fuss, clutter, or spam. The application bypasses all fancy graphics, attached pictures, or linked videos. Instead, Twitter @ Desktop delivers pure information as Unicode plain text. Twitter @ Desktop is in every way the complete antithesis of
Twitter @ Desktop initial installation is a little abrasive. It automatically requires the
Twitter @ Desktop links into your Twitter account via your default web browser and requests authorization during each session. Twitter generates a pin upon this request which is then used to open the software.
Twitter @ Desktop is completely bare bones. There is no auto refresh or real time updates. Instead you will have to press the "latest tweets" button to reload the feed. Users’ handles will be on the left hand column along with their tweet on the right hand column. All other pertinent information is missing: this includes their profile picture, user name, time of posting, location, device information, or retweet source. This can make it difficult to follow long and intricate conversations.
The amount of tweets displayed in Twitter @ Desktop are rather short, totaling around the last 30 from people you follow. Even after hitting the refresh button it took too long to get the latest feed, requiring three or four presses to update correctly. This may be adequate for non-active Twitter users, but for those with a Facebook mentality Twitter @ Desktop doesn’t offer enough.
Twitter @ Desktop contains the absolute minimum interaction to gain an updated Twitter feed. If you constantly check Twitter you’ll want a more detiled application.
Download Twitter @ Desktop 1.1.8 in Softonic
