I’ve never used TweetDeck but there is the Control Panel for Twitter, which makes it usable. It can auto-block all the bluechecks with under a million followers, hide the “For You” tab, block ads, and restore the old Twitter branding.
Unfortunately the main reason I use Twitter is not the platform itself, but the public figures that are on it. Mastodon (mostly) doesn’t have that, though there is a trickle of some coming over.
Not exactly a twitter user , what is tweetdeck?
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No algo is the big one for me. Don’t have to worry about that with Mastodon. And the advanced interface of Mastodon is also pretty nice.
I’ve never used TweetDeck but there is the Control Panel for Twitter, which makes it usable. It can auto-block all the bluechecks with under a million followers, hide the “For You” tab, block ads, and restore the old Twitter branding.
Unfortunately the main reason I use Twitter is not the platform itself, but the public figures that are on it. Mastodon (mostly) doesn’t have that, though there is a trickle of some coming over.
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I used regular lists on Twitter till I stopped using it a few months ago. No ads, chronological order. It was good
But people I followed, I started seeing only replies from shitstain bluetlickers so I dropped it for good
It was a very popular 3rd party Twitter client that Twitter actually bought way back when.
A desktop Twitter client, meant for power and business users. You could have multiple accounts open at the same time, search for mentions, etc.