The company formerly known as Twitter has revoked free access to TweetDeck, a tool for power users used primarily by journalists, and is now directing users to a sales page for X Premium, the ...

live without TweetDeck, or abandon Twitter entirely. We have just launched a new, improved version of TweetDeck. All users can continue to access their saved searches & workflows via https://t.co ...

real-time tool for people who live on Twitter.” There’s a link to “legacy XPro” at the bottom, which still works (like Twitter for Mac) and loads the pre-preview version of TweetDeck. The new ...

The image on the landing page still prominently features the Twitter bird logo, and a tagline on the page reads “a powerful, real-time tool for people who live ... takes you a TweetDeck login ...

t means that links shared on the site cannot be followed at all. Links also showed up as blank blocks of colour. Tweetdeck, the company’s more specialised service for following tweets, also appeared ...

Tweeten is available as a free download for Mac and Windows, and you can get it as a Chrome extension as well. If you try Tweeten and still prefer TweetDeck, it will live on as an app on the web.

For them, this stings. TweetDeck was known for its multi-column layout, its live tweets, and its fast alerts. It was a simple app, but it did things really well. If you’re mourning the loss ...

Tweetdeck (now called X Pro), a version of Twitter (X) used by social media pros, journalists and others, has become part of the paid Blue subscription, TechCrunch has reported. Multiple users ...

Oh, and to make things sweeter, there's an auto-update feature so you can follow live news as well. This is similar to TweetDeck, the pioneering product for news junkies, which is now part of X ...

Social media users were left raging after finding the previously free online tool TweetDeck is now behind a paywall. Users of Twitter, now known as X, were able to use TweetDeck for free.

The company tweeted it was releasing a “new, improved version of TweetDeck” but added that all saved searches, lists and columns would carry over to the new site. “In 30 days, users must be ...