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Don't like Twitter's new reply display? Better TweetDeck got you covered! It is not a real edit, but Better TweetDeck allows you to quickly re-send a fixed version of your tweets.

Quickly mute hashtags, specific apps or be even more specific with Regular Expressions. Don't want to miss a tweet or a DM? Better TweetDeck can highlight it in your browser's tab so you never miss anything. Add shortcuts to quickly clear, remove columns, or even collapse them to save space temporarily! Show images in their original aspect ratio, blow them up in fullscreen, and quickly show link previews inside your columns.

Think TweetDeck's UI is too cluttered? Better TweetDeck gives you total control over things like column icons, width, scrollbars, buttons positions, and so much more! Want to do even more? You're one click away from a super-charged TweetDeck experience. Your TweetDeck, your rules! Advanced Muting capabilities TweetDeck features already useful filters to mute users, hashtags and tweet sources.

Better TweetDeck goes the extra mile and lets you: Mute tweets from a specific user if they contain specific keywords. Mute tweets using JavaScript Regular Expressions. To learn more or opt-out, read our Cookie Policy. Finally, a bit more feature parity between core Twitter and TweetDeck. TweetDeck is getting some much-needed core Twitter features, the company announced today, including native support for GIFs, polls, and emoji. These features have long been a part of the desktop version of Twitter and, before it got shut down last year , the dedicated Mac app version.

Now, after polling users yesterday on the missing features people would most like to see incorporated into TweetDeck, the company said it would be bringing the above mentioned new elements as well as support for threads and image tagging to TweetDeck.

Guess what? You're in luck! After all, you can drop in emoji you copy from another text field, and you can drag in GIF files from your desktop if you feel like it. Twitter has had a habit of buying products, incorporating core features into its main app, and then either killing or ignoring the services that made those features popular in the first place. But announcements like these give dedicated TweetDeck users some hope that the day is, at the very least, not happening anytime soon.

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