Tweeting from the Web? Nine Alternative Web Clients - The Diigo Meta page

• 17 Aug 09
  

  Lana Camiel

  twitter web2.0 gw20t webtools microblogging

• 05 Aug 09
  

  tek trekker

  twitter web2.0 gw20t webtools

• 03 Aug 09
  

  luke choi

  twitter

• 29 Jul 09
  

  Srinivasan V

  Does your school block Twitter- try some of these.

  blocking twitter

• 28 Jul 09
  

  Dena Budrecki

  Does your school block Twitter- try some of these.

  blocking twitter

• 27 Jul 09
  

  Stephen Moon

  Twitter

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  Sheri Edwards

  twitter tweeting web resources blog

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  Joy Walton

  twitter filtering webclients

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  Carol Furchner

  twitter web2.0 gw20t webtools microblogging

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  Adam DeWitt
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  InfoNet by Patricia Fernandez

  Twitter Tools

  • almost 50% of Twitter users, prefer to tweet directly from Twitter.com
  • most heavy Twitter users agree that Twitter.com is actually the poorest user experience among the plethora of alternative web applications to access the service.
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  • • the Power Twitter Add-on
    • Web Seesmic
    • monitor all of your tweet activities in one place and in real-time
    • navigate through your list of friends, choose your favorite layout
    • The retweet/direct messages should be visual and accessible via one click only
    • the design is just too minimalistic
    • the font is way too small
    • it lacks two significant features: The trend list
    • as well as a twitpic/yfrog integration
    • PeopleBrowsr
    • See all of your tweetstream, your mentions, DMs, search-based keywords, create groups, manage multi accounts from one dashboard, use a to-do list with quick tags, integrate with all your social networks, RSS import, map view, and tons of other features
    • has a light version that is more reasonable to use
    • TwitHive
    • lets you create channels based on your query
    • search and also new updates opens in a different layer, and column creation takes time,
    • integration of Google News and Blog Search
    • Splitweet
    • allows you to compose a list of accounts and distribute tweets to more than just one account
    • You can also follow your contacts’ tweets from all of your managed accounts
    • Each account gets its own color
    • TweetTabs
    • the easiest way to track trends on Twitter
    • you can run a keyword search and it will automatically add it as a new column
    • There’s no registration whatsoever, and if you want to reply or retweet someone else’s tweet, you’ll be redirect to your own Twitter profile
    • Monitter allows you to track what most matters to you on Twitter without the need to sign up or in
    • ability to grab a real-time twitter stream widget for your site, with the option to customise the CSS
    • Tweenky
    • the first service that enables real time tweets from the web
    • The list of activities and trends are accessible always, and the main stream is easy to adjust to
    • Tweetree
    • embeds external content so you get to see pictures, videos and even the text from submitted links right in your twitterstream
    • TwitZap is not half bad for a layer that sits on top of Twitter site
    • it lets you organize your favorite channels, then it shows you how many updates you missed when you’re not on the channel
    • it shows you who are the people that are viewing the same channel right now
    • The page refreshes in real time
    • TwitZap is the winner
    • Twitter web clients are weak compared to the desktop ones.
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  twitter

• 26 Jul 09
  

  krreation group

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  alfred westerveld
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  Chasjo Mitch

  twitter social networking

  • Believe it or not, almost 50% of Twitter users, prefer to tweet directly from Twitter.com. This isn’t surprising, but most heavy Twitter users agree that Twitter.com is actually the poorest user experience among the plethora of alternative web applications to access the service.
  • But after few months of using Twitter you begin to look for the retweet button, the auto-refresh updates, or a way to create groups, and moreover, you are looking for a better way to navigate through your endless list of friends and/or content. You won’t find these features on Twitter (although the Power Twitter Add-on gets you most of the way there)
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  • • So far, I’ve found Web Seesmic to have the most potential in terms of becoming your next Twitterstream service.
    • PeopleBrowsr has it all. See all of your tweetstream, your mentions, DMs, search-based keywords, create groups, manage multi accounts from one dashboard, use a to-do list with quick tags, integrate with all your social networks, RSS import, map view, and tons of other features. The problem is - that it’s just too overwhelming!
    • TweetTabs, a Tweetmeme project, is the easiest way to track trends on Twitter. It’s so easy, you don’t really need to do anything. Just enter the site and enjoy the stream of each trend presented on Twitter right now. Additionally, you can run a keyword search and it will automatically add it as a new column.
    • The bottom line, if I have to choose the best service among these 9, I think TwitZap is the winner (they should change their registration to a single sign-in though).
• 25 Jul 09
  

  Tim Sparacino

  twitter twittertools twitterwebclients

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  Dobromir Hadzhiev

  twitter

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  Marcel Weiss

  weekly twitter tools web overview

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  ming qing

  twitter

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  Martin Weigert

  twitter web clients webbased browser microblogging liste list neun nine 9

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