As a Twitter power user, I’m in mourning because my favorite Mac-based software for accessing the popular social network will soon be no more.
That application, also called Twitter, is an elegant one-column construct that for years has permitted me to effortlessly and enjoyably access my various accounts. Now, though, Twitter is killing off the Mac app. That’s a shame.
With a sniff and perhaps a barely audible sob, I must move on.
For a TidBITS article, I kicked the tires on three Mac-based Twitter-app alternatives.
I’d been using one of these, Twitter’s own, turbo-charged TweetDeck, for some time.
TweetDeck is not a very Mac-y app, but the two others — Tweetbot and Twitterrific — are most definitely “Mac-native.” Both apps are fantastic — and one of these is now the default Twitter client on all my Macs.
Read my article to find out which one I picked (though the image at the top of this post will give the Mac-savvy among you a clue).