Hootsuite comes highly recommended, as does MetroTweet and Janetter. I use Echofon on the iphone and have played with the desktop client a bit. I’m going to try it out a few more days, then maybe look at some other suggestions I got. Hitting Enter in a tweet puts in a carriage return rather than sending the tweet – so I have to leave the keyboard to click on send. The client version was always more jumpy. The scrolling wheel/swipe action in the columns is very nice. Maybe I can tweak something in Chrome to deal with this, but will it mess with everything else? Also, as I’m reading from bottom to top of the column, I move the mouse pointer up to the next tweet, and the reply, RT, etc. I do mind the chunky font – I think the client was smoother. I don’t mind white text on a dark background, tho I know many who do. I have to scroll back down and find where I left off. While I’m off reading something from a link, the TD column has moved and I lose my place in the list of tweets. I’m also noticing that the scrolling of the columns is annoying. The current tab switching is visually jarring. When using TD as a client, links would open in my browser, over on the right side of the screen, and leave TD where it was. When I click links in a tweet, it opens in a new tab, but in the same window as TD, covering TD. Easily fixed by expanding the window, but I have to manually do this every time I fire up Chrome now. My default window size only held 3 columns, and I like to see 4 – my main twitter list, the column, the DM column, and the Home/All tweets column. Next, I liked having TD in its own window, so I pulled that tab out as its own window. First, I have to remember to fire it up in a tab – this is probably automatable, but not something I normally do. Having TD as part of the browser is really different from it running as a separate app.
It did forget my notification settings (NO SOUND!!!), but that was easy to fix. It installed just fine, and once I remembered my TD login, my account connected well. Right away this requires that I run Chrome, and I already do, but a lot the people I support do not, so I can’t help them as much as before.
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