TweetDeck App for Mac say goodbye forever. Twitter announced that its popular client It will no longer be available on macOS starting July 1st.. The move once again shows that the social network is not interested in maintaining its presence in the Apple operating system through official clients. Recall that the Twitter application left Apple computers in early 2018.
Of course, Twitter has all but abandoned TweetDeck on macOS, as most of its recent updates have focused solely on fixing minor bugs. This is, of course, because TweetDeck has refrained from introducing new features in recent years. Actually from twitter encourage Mac users to migrate to the web version of the platformbecause the operation is the same.
“TweetDeck for Mac says goodbye July 1st. The TweetDeck app for Mac will be removed. You can still access TweetDeck on the web.” They also mention that their goodbye is due to the fact that they want to focus their efforts on improving the platform and launching a long-awaited redesign.
Now, if for some reason you want to keep the client as an independent application, there is a paid tool that makes the process easier. Near unitewhich allows us turn any website into an application. When the Twitter app said goodbye to macOS, many users turned to Unite to deal with the situation. Without a doubt, it will again become a lifesaver for those who use TweetDeck on a daily basis.
TweetDeck prepares for the biggest change in years
Although the redesign of TweetDeck was announced over a year ago, to date it has yet to see the light of day in its final version – a limited number of people have been testing the beta version since July 2021. This way we can forget that the new TweetDeck is a native macOS app.
Among the novelties of the new TweetDeck stands out completely redesigned interface which inherits elements from the web version of Twitter. However, columnar organization remains the main axis of the experience.
The bad news is that this version can be paid. At the end of March last year, A. landing The leak hinted that the new TweetDeck will be part of Twitter Blue, a monthly subscription ($2.99) that offers access to exclusive features.
It’s best to wait to see what Twitter’s future plans for TweetDeck are, as the pending Elon Musk purchase could change a lot.
Source: Hiper Textual
