Twitterrific now loads 100 tweets while refreshing or loading more. in-app web browser now uses the entire screen on iPad. photo viewer now displays images without a frame Improvements. image previews are displayed directly in the timeline. find tweets in all timelines via ‘History’ search (new search tab). simplified reading mode for the in-app browser using Instapaper or Readability. Twitterrific version 5.0.2 changelog New Features It’s still very early and we don’t have a planned release date. With Twitter’s help we have begun the preliminary work on this most anticipated feature. We know that users are patiently awaiting the addition of native push notifications for Twitterrific. As a bonus, Twitterrific’s photo viewer no longer renders a frame around images, another welcome tweak.Īs far as push notifications are concerned, Iconofactory explains in a blog post that this feature is still being worked on and is in its preliminary stage of development: Push notifications, you say? Read on for the full breakdown…Īlthough media is now displayed inline, Instagram links open in the in-app browser because developers are now required to adhere to Instagram’s new display guidelines.Īs for the in-app web browser, it finally uses the entire screen on your iPad. It also lets you find tweets in all timelines via History, preview images directly in the timeline and so forth. 
Most notably, the new Twitterrific version 5.0.2 now has a simplified in-app web browser and reading mode supporting Instapaper or Readability.
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Twitterrific fans should appreciate half a dozen new features and a bunch of improvements in this release. The app has some loyal following – in fact, both TweetBot and Twitterrific are my favorite go-to Twitter clients for iDevices.
As you can see in the clip above, Iconofactory today released an update to its Twitter client on the App Store, Twitterrific.
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