Tweeten

er being purchased by Twitter in 2013, Tweetdeck has been losing popularity to the point that certain parts (like the native desktop clients for Windows and Mac) have stopped receiving development support. Tweeten is here to make all those unsatisfied users happy again. This unofficial alternative to Tweetdeck strives to be different in both appearance and functionality, though it does take advantage of the well-known Twitter client's basic features. In practical terms, Tweeten is a clone of Tweetdeck, but with the bonus that it can be used both as a browser extension (for Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge) as well as a totally independent application run on your desktop. With this tool you can log in to your Twitter account just like you did with the original client, meaning you'll have access to the same columns and structures found in the original Tweetdeck. In terms of the differences from its predecessor, Tweeten offers a more polished interface that's constantly being updated, making it more practical and functional in many different ways. Also, because it's an adaptation of the original project, its new features and upgrades make it increasingly different from Tweetdeck as time goes on. It will undoubtedly prove to be the salvation of many users who witnessed the decline of their favorite Twitter client with the passing of time.