Promised thing, thing due, the TweetDeck application has definitely bid farewell to Macs.
In 2011, Twitter bought TweetDeck for the “modest” sum of $40 million. More than a decade later, and after having abandoned several platforms along the way, the famous client is now dissociating itself from Macs.
The TweetDeck bird takes flight (on Mac)
At the very beginning of June, TweetDeck officially announced that the Mac application would say goodbye to us on the 1er July. A decision that will have cringed a few teeth as this version was appreciated for its effectiveness. Obviously, we are talking about the native application for Apple computers and not the web version, which will always remain accessible from your Internet browser.
While TweetDeck is preparing to undergo a complete overhaul during the summer in a version called “Preview”, it may well be that it is moreover intended to change its economic model. Indeed, if this remains to be confirmed, various clues currently suggest that TweetDeck could be an integral part of the paid Twitter Blue subscription.
Either way, TweetDeck’s retirement on Mac was only a matter of time. As a reminder, the application had already disappeared from Windows operating systems in 2016. The Mac version will therefore have been able to resist, but unfortunately it will not have managed to fly any further, more than a decade after its deployment. initial.
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