It is unclear whether Tapbots is encouraging lazy testers to forgo their token, but the company clearly states that, “If you go on the Twitter website and navigate to Settings -> Apps and hit the ‘Revoke access’ button you are returning one of those tokens back to the app’s pool.
those which only boast Twitter integration, among other things), and users who log in to the same account with the same application on multiple devices will only take up a single token (which is good). Non client applications aren’t restricted (i.e. Many of the features previously available as part of the paid app, including multiple account support. The subscription costs 0.99 per month or 5.99 annually. It’s either 100,000 or 2 times that in case the number had already exceeded 100k on that particular date. Tapbots, the maker of Tweetbot, has released version 6 of the app, introducing a new subscription pricing model along with a handful of timeline and design updates. The developer clarifies for all testers that August 16th 2012 3rd marks the end of unlimited third-party Twitter client tokens. Because of this we’ve decided its best for us to pull the alpha,” says the company. “We’ve been working with Twitter over the last few days to try to work around this limit for the duration of the beta but have been unable to come up with a solution that was acceptable to them.
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Twitter’s latest API Changes means now we have a large but finite limit on the number of user tokens we can get for Tweetbot for Mac.”
TAPBOTS TWEETBOT FOR MAC
Tapbots laments on its blog, “As some of you may have already noticed the download link for the Tweetbot for Mac alpha no longer works.
They now get a limited number of “tokens” (users) until the final version is ready for deployment. Twitter’s latest API (application programming interface) changes are forcing third-party Twitter client developers to put a cap on the number of users they’re routing.Īlthough Tapbots did try to work something out with the black suits behind the popular micro-blogging service, all discussions failed. Sad news for all the Tweetbot alpha users out there enjoying an enhanced Twitter experience on their Mac – Tapbots is pulling the alpha because of new rules set in place by the people at Twitter Inc.
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