Until now, the services of TweetDeck could exploit either via web or by downloading the standalone application available for Windows and OS X platform In the past few hours, with a post on Twitter's official website (which acquired TweetDeck) , it was made official discontinuation of support stand-alone application for Windows from 15 April.
To focus on improving your TweetDeck experience, we do not support the stand-alone version of Windows. If you use Windows, you can still visit TweetDeck Web, nothing is changing at TweetDeck in itself, it is only where it is accessed. This change will take effect from 15 April.
This is the official ruling of the development team that hijacks the user to the web version of TweetDeck and provides a simple suggestion to make access to faster desktop using the Chrome browser (open tweetdeck.com page, follow the path "more "and" instruments add to the desktop ", drag the shortcut in the Windows taskbar). Among other things, web access now becomes all the more easy since you just have logged in with your Twitter account to be able to access the web version of TweetDeck (previously, it was necessary to manage the two separately account).
In substantive terms it changes little, all the features are available, just you will have an app in less and a browser tab in more. At the same time, it notes that the Twitter team has obviously felt no need to continue to support the Windows app - which was not, among other things, a Universal App distributed through the Windows Store, preferring to update the official Twitter client for Windows 10, recently improved with a substantial update.
Those who can not do without access to Twitter via stad-alone Windows application and does not like the official Twitter client, can be an alternative to consider as Tweeten, a promising application, available in 64-bit and 32 -bit Windows 10, 8:07, but, for now, in beta. Interested users can download it by logging on to this address.
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