Feb 04

Tweetbot For iOS Update Adds Support For Flickr, Vine, Chrome And 1Password

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Tweetbot For iOS Update Adds Support For Flickr, Vine, Chrome And 1Password

Even though Twitter doesn’t have as many active users as Google+ and Facebook, I still prefer to use it as my go-to platform to share all of my future meals, communicate with celebrities and share my random thoughts. Tweetbot for iOS has been the premier Twitter application for both hardcore and casual Twitter users, and it’s received an update that adds a ton of support to some third-party services.

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Feb 04

Tweetbot for iOS adds in-line Flickr and Vine viewing

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Tweetbot for iOS adds inline Flickr and Vine viewing, link launching for 1Password and Chrome

Whatever the platform, Tapbots’ Tweetbot is known for supporting in-line content viewing that doesn’t always appear in other Twitter clients — it’s a survivor of the Instagram-Twitter fallout, for example. With the launch of version 2.7 updates for iOS, the app may have microblog media well and truly covered. The upgrade adds easy Flickr viewing, to accommodate Instagram exiles, as well as quick peeks at Vine’s 6-second video loops. Third-party app integration likewise expands its boundaries: links can now open in either 1Password or Chrome, instead of Safari. Both the iPad and iPhone releases are live today, so hit the relevant links to see the imagery you might have been missing.

[In-photo image credit: Steve Kovach, Vine]

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Aug 27

Do You Use a Password Manager? [Chatroom]

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We could all use a good self-audit on our passwords—bank accounts, credit cards, e-mails, social networks—but is it better to just let a password manager handle all of our passwords instead? Or should we still cook up a different password for each account on our own? What do you guys do? More »

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