Tweeten 3.1: A new startup experience, and preparation for the Windows Store
Hello everyone,
Today we are releasing a new update for Tweeten with some sweet improvements and a few bug fixes. We have completely revamped the startup experience for Tweeten on both Windows and OS X with the latest update. For example, there’s a new splash screen for the app, and the login/logout experience has been redesigned from the roundup as well.
Oh, you can now set Tweeten to minimize to the tray when you close the app (rather than when you minimize the app). Additionally, we have also updated the app to Electron 1.3.1 with the latest update. Here’s the changelog:
- We’ve added a new splash screen for the app
- The login experience has been completely redesigned
- We have also redesigned the logout experience
- You can now enable GIFs to download in the background automatically
- The app can now minimizes to tray (disabled by default) when you close it on Windows (previously it’d go to the tray when you minimized the window)
- Fixed an issue where Tweeten would forget its window state when opened from the tray
- Fixed an issue which prevented the tray icon from retaining its position on the tray
We have also been working on bringing Tweeten to the Windows Store for a few days now, and we are glad to announce that Tweeten is ready for the Windows Store! Once Microsoft releases the Windows 10 Anniversary Update (rollout starts tomorrow), we should be able to submit the app to the Windows Store. This will make the app update process a lot simpler for us. However, if you prefer to download the .exe for Tweeten, you’ll continue to be able to get it from our website.
You can get the latest update for Tweeten from the links below:
