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To get started, tap on a Tweet to view in full screen mode. It’s easy to select portions of text from a Tweet to copy and paste and to search with. Tap the icon located at the top of the Tweet.
Typing or pasting in a URL will automatically deduct the characters from your character limit-no matter how long the original link is.Links are automatically shortened using Twitter's own t.co service.To learn more about using the location feature on your mobile device.Tap the location icon to add your location to your Tweet.Learn more information about Tweeting photos, including instructions for changing your photo tagging privacy settings.You can tag people in your photo(s) by tapping Who’s in this photo? Type in the full name or username and then tap Done.Once you have taken or selected your photo, you will have the option to apply a filter and crop the image by tapping the pencil icon on the attached photo(s).When you are finished selecting your photos, tap Add.You can select up to four photos in a Tweet. Tap the photo icon to take a photo, or to choose a photo or GIF from your gallery.You can choose to include one of these suggested hashtags (tap to select) or add your own hashtag text.Tap the # symbol and as you start typing, a list of current trends beginning with that letter(s) will appear.Learn about the difference between replies and mentions.Your character count will adjust, as needed. Once you've found the account you're looking for, tap their username and it will populate in the Tweet.As you start typing a username the list will narrow down to fewer results.Tap the symbol to bring up a list of suggested accounts you follow.Should you log out of your account through your app or uninstall your app, any drafts you have saved will be deleted and cannot be restored. You’ll only see the Drafts prompt when you have at least one draft saved. To access your drafts at any time, tap the Tweet icon, then tap Drafts.If you would like to save your Tweet as a draft, tap Cancel in the Tweet compose window and select Save draft.A notification will appear in the status bar on your device and will go away once the Tweet successfully sends.This is a much simpler way of doing it, so long as you don't mind losing autocomplete data, too (it'll likely rebuild that just fine, though). When you run it the command asks, "Empty Cache? This will clear and rebuild username autocomplete." We've tested it a few times here, though, and in addition to clearing out autocomplete, it definitely does also clear out the aforementioned image cache (by deleting the folder just as above). all was well.Įdit: Seems at least some programmer(s) at Twitter know this is an issue because, as reader Paul points out in the comments below, there is a Twitter > Empty Cache command right there in the menu bar. Once I did that (it took nearly 5 minutes because of all the tiny files), I relaunched Twitter and. I quit Twitter and then felt safe deleting this folder. Twitter doesn't even work if I'm not connected to the Internet.
Would I ever need all that at saved on my Mac as opposed to re-downloading it? I mean. It contained over 169,000 files for 12.79GB. I dug deeper and found the offending folder to be Data / Library / Caches / -images. Library / Containers / -macĭoing a quick "Get Info" from the Finder's File menu I noticed that folder was taking up almost 13GB (yes, gigabytes!) of data. Twitter operates inside OS X's Sandbox, which means all of its application data lives inside your / Library / Containers folder. This problem is relatively easily solved by a simple quit-and-relaunch.ĩto5Mac's Seth Weintraub replied that I should also check my "twitter icon cache." It was time to dig. Today I posted on Twitter that I noticed Twitter for Mac (again) using lots of RAM.
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